Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Western New York recruiter for the Peace Corps Anne Tartarsky (center) talks about the impact of her experience as a Peace Corps Volunteer in the Dominican Republic. Moderated by President Mark D. Gearan, the panel featured co-owner of Billsboro Winery Kim Aliperti, Professor of Economics Alan Frishman, Director of the HWS Center for Community Engagement and Service Learning Katie Flowers, former director of Volunteers in Asia Clifford Chan and Assistant Dean at the University of Rochester Glenn Cerosaletti.

The HWS sailing team practices on Seneca Lake on Wednesday.

In the Warren Hunting Smith Library, Greg Schwarz ’18 works on an assignment for his class, Biochemistry I with Assistant Professor of Chemistry Kristin Slade.

Caniesha Phillips ’20 works on a paper for Grammar & Style with Assistant Professor of Writing and Rhetoric Amy Green.

Kate Weare, founder and artistic director of the Kate Weare Company, instructs Krista Kogler '19 (center) and Alexandra Corinaldesi '19 during a master class session in Deming Theatre in the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.

Dancer and Rehearsal Director Julian De Leon demonstrates choreography for students during a master class in Deming Theatre in the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.

Activist, multimedia artist and “culture jammer” Mike Bonanno answers question from students, faculty and staff during his talk examining a history of tricksters and progress, including the lessons Bonanno himself has learned during his decades of comic creative direct action with the Yes Men.

Professor of Economics Alan Frishman discusses his time as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Nigeria. Frishman recently returned to Kano and reconnected with his students from more than five decades ago.

Sunlight shines through a window in the Davis Gallery at Houghton House.

Geneva Middle School students participating in the GSat-1 Program pose for a photo with Cody Rivera ’17 (right) during their weekly visit to HWS to help assemble and test a radiation sensor that will be placed in a rocket payload designed by a team of HWS students. The NASA rocket will be launched into space on June 22.

Students in Anatomy and Kinesiology with Professor of Dance Cadence Whittier (center, green shirt), pose for a photo with the dance department’s anatomy skeleton, affectionately known as “Joe,” in the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.

Assistant Professor of Physics Illeana Dumitriu helps two Geneva Middle School students assemble a radiation sensor that will be launched into space as part of GSat-1, a community outreach initiative designed by Christopher Demas ’17, William Ortlieb ’19 and Cody Rivera ’17 to promote STEM research in the Geneva School District.

During Professor of Writing and Rhetoric Cheryl Forbes’ class on publishing, Peter Lambos ’18 pitches his idea for The Benchwarmers, a magazine about unconventional American sports such as rugby and ice hockey.

Haleigh Quigg ‘18 presents her midterm project Skier’s Edge, a magazine for all levels of skiiers, during “Introduction to Publishing” with Professor of Writing and Rhetoric Cheryl Forbes in Guilick Hall.

Christian Dengler, the program director of Norwich University's CityLab program, speaks via Skype to students taking Madness in Modernity with Associate Professor of German Area Studies Eric Klaus in Stern Hall.

Ohio State graduate student Shannon Savard '15, MAT '16, Jackie Fisher '18 and Assistant Professor of Theatre Chris Woodworth gather at the Mid-America Theatre Conference in Houston, Texas. Fisher and Savard presented papers at the conference. Woodworth served as vice president and conference planner for the event.