Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Statesmen enjoy dinner during the Hobart Block H Awards Dinner.

Nearly 500 Statesmen, coaches and staff members fill Bristol Gym for the 2017 Hobart Block H Awards Dinner.

HWS Trustee Dr. Deborah Pilla '76 (front left), HWS Trustee Katherine MacKinnon '77, HWS Trustee Katherine D. Elliott '66, L.H.D.’08, Cathleen Zupan '09 (back left) and HWS Trustee Emerita Maureen Collins Zupan '72, L.H.D.’16, P'09 join Founder and CEO of One Bead Sara Wroblewski '13 (back right) for a photo during the non-profit’s New York City debut event on Thursday.

Director of Athletics Mike Hanna '68, P'99 welcomes student athletes to the annual Block H Awards Dinner in Bristol Gym.

Frank Brown '17 bodies a defender during Hobart's 15-8 victory over Mount Saint Mary's University on Saturday.

President Mark D. Gearan and Mary Herlihy Gearan speak to students after being awarded the Dorinne Maxwell Memorial Citizenship Prize for their service to the Geneva community.

Joe Arnitz '66 presents Thomas Campion '17 with the Joe Arnitz '66 Sportsmanship Award during the Block H Awards Dinner in Bristol Gym.

Alyda Twilley ’20 (back right) and Director of the Center for Community Engagement and Service Learning Katie Flowers (in green) gather with members of the Geneva Boys and Girls Club for a discussion about careers in healthcare, part of a grant from Finger Lakes Health.

Emily Ott ’17 receives the Outstanding Rotaract Member of the Year award during the Geneva Rotary Club's Service Above Self Dinner. Ott serves as president of the HWS Rotaract Club.

After receiving the Service Above Self Award from the Geneva Rotary Club, Nozomi Hilayama-Williams L.H.D. ’14 receives a State of New York Legislative Resolution honoring her service from Senator Pamela Helming (R-Canandaigua), who is joined by former Senator Michael Nozzolio L.H.D.’07 (R-Fayette). Hilayama-Williams works quietly behind the scenes for the betterment of Geneva.

In New York City, Professor of Art and Architecture Philia Yi (bottom left) and Professor of Art and Architecture A.E. Ted Aub (right) take a photo with students during a visit to the Whitney Museum of American Art.

Meghan Moore '18 and Maire Keane '18 pose for a photo in front of Big Ben. Both Moore and Keane are studying abroad in London this semester.

Led by Professor of Economics Scott McKinney, students studying abroad in Ecuador and Peru speak with their guide at Machu Picchu.

Students in the African American Theatre class with Associate Professor of Theatre Chris Woodworth gather for a photo outside of the Kitchen Theatre in Ithaca, N.Y., after seeing the one-person show Throw Pitchfork and participating in a post-show discussion with the creators of the piece.

Students in the Spanish and Hispanic studies course, “Mexican Writings in the Age of Millennials: A Case for Poetry,” share their thoughts on contemporary poets from Mexico on Thursday in the Office of Intercultural Affairs.

Geneva City Manager Matt Horn contributes to a conversation about service learning and community engaged reserach at the Friday Faculty Lunch. Asssitant Prof. of American Studies, Beth Belanger, faciliated the discussion with faculty, staff, students and Geneva partners on behalf of the Service-Learning Advisory Council.