Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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Coxe Hall on a sunny August afternoon. - Members of the Hobart football team cool down during practice on Monday.
- William Samayoa '19 visits the set of America's Got Talent as part of his internship with the Academy of Motion Picture Arts.
- Hobart Football Head Coach Mike Cragg P’13 throws a pass to Kai Brandford '18 during practice on Monday. Hobart football is the first team to return to campus for the upcoming season, followed by William Smith soccer and William Smith field hockey.
- Brandon Shed '18 lines up during a drill for wide receivers during Hobart football's practice on Monday.
- Sarah Taylor '18, Coron Broomfield '20 and Lea Filyk '21 gather for a photo during the Farash Foundation's orientation and social event for First in Family Scholars at Radio Social in Rochester, N.Y.
- Construction continues on the courts at the HWS Tennis Center.
- Erika Ireland '19 poses for a photo at the University of New Hampshire. Ireland spent the summer interning at the university’s Office of Career and Professional Success.
- HWS students join representatives from eight other schools for a group photo at the Farash Foundation's orientation and social event for First in Family Scholars.
- Director of Introductory Biology Laboratories Susan Flanders Cushman '98, Kate Strouse Canada '98, Casey Lintern Rogers '98 and Julie Zappia McLean '98 spent their 12th consecutive annual weekend catching up on Newboro Lake in Ontario, Canada.
- As part of an entrepreneur incubator program through the Branson Centre for Entrepreneurship-Caribbean, Corey Breneisen '98 pitches her natural soap and textile company to Sir Richard Branson and the Prime Minister of Jamaica, The Honorable Andrew Holness.
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HWS alums, parents and friends gather with special guest Neil Evans ’67, owner of the C.H. Evans Brewing Company at the Albany Pump Station, during the Saratoga Day at the Races event at the Saratoga Race Track. - Ato Bentsi-Enchill '17 poses for a photo with actress Rosario Dawson at Cafe Kwae in Accra, Ghana. Dawson approached Bentsi-Enchill after seeing his Ask Me Why #BlackStudiesMatter T-shirt, which is given to students participating in Africana Studies at HWS.
- Students studying abroad Greece pose for a photo. The trip is being led by Associate Professor of Classics James Capreedy.
- President Gregory J. Vincent '83 and Kim Wilson Vincent (center) pose for a photo with members of the HWS Board of Trustees during an HWS alum event in Westhampton, N.Y.
- President Gregory J. Vincent '83 and Kim Wilson Vincent pose for a photo with HWS alums.
