Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Sally Boynton '19 works at the Office of the State Attorney Superior Court in Milford, Conn., reviewing arrest warrants, case files and protective orders.

Jake Burnias ’18 and Linden Bascom ’20 pose for a photo in Napier Hall. Both Burnias and Bascom are working for the Colleges’ First Generation Initiative and Pre-Orientation Adventure Program.

A fellow for the New Six Liberal Arts Consortium, Sarah Walters '19 works on a project titled Refugees On The Move with the Hamilton College Department of Economics and the Levitt Center.

Gabe Pietrorazio '20 gathers for a photo with fellow interns in U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal's Office where he serves as a case study and staffing intern.

Cort Williams '19 poses for a photo in Wales while taking part in a study abroad program led by Hobart Assistant Dean David Mapstone ’93.

President Vincent throws the first pitch at the Geneva Red Wings game on Thursday.

President Vincent speaks with Professor of Environmental Studies John Halfman and summer research students on Friday morning.

Chad Tokowicz '18 holds up a striped bass. After working on campus during the month of June, Tokowicz is at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute to work on a project concerning underwater renewable energy generation and use.


In the second week of his presidency of the Colleges, President Gregory J. Vincent '83 signs his first diploma in Coxe Hall.

Tyler Fuller '18 is conducting research on nano-sized drug delivery systems at the University of Puerto Rico’s campus in Río Piedras as part of a program funded by the National Science Foundation.

In addition to interning at the Fred L. Emerson Foundation in Auburn, N.Y., Rebecca McDonald '18 is working in the Office of Advancement this summer as a stewardship fellow.

Shaamar Samuel ’19, Jesse Singleton ’19 and Christopher Williams ’19 pose for a photo in the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts. The three Hobart students recently debuted their monologue show “From the Ground Up” as part of a theatrical scholarship funded by the Sills Family Endowed Fellowship.

A painted American flag stands on display on the exterior of the Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity house.

Wearing a star spangled construction helmet, Norm Bergeson and his colleagues of Asphalt Imprints install a brick pattern on Linden Street in downtown Geneva.

Made using light trails from glowsticks, a red, white and blue HWS illuminates the Sunken Gardens at Houghton House.

DeLancey House, home of the HWS Philosophy Department, on a cloudy afternoon.