Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Snow covers Bozzuto Boathouse following winter storm Stella.

Kelly Kenlon '18 enjoys a hike through the Irish countryside.

Elise Wyatt '18 snaps a photo with her host family while visiting them over spring break. Wyatt studied abroad in Denmark in Fall 2016.

Darla Stacey '19, Brenna Sherman '17 and Kelly Kenlon '17 visit a canal in Amsterdam while studying abroad.

While on vacation in Seville, Spain, Madeline Kapp '17, Kristina Garnett '17, Audrey Haener '17, Lucy Carr '17, Alexandra Baird '17, Kelsey Bohl '17, Annie Vendetti '17, Louise Chapman '17, Alta Markley '17 , Gabby Steinhardt '17 and Emily Blanchard '17 gather for a photo.

Elizabeth McCabe ’18, Lauren St. Peter ’18 and Meghan Moore ’18 pose for a photo during a weekend trip to Amsterdam, Netherlands.

Teams of high school students compete in the New York State Envirothon, a hands-on environmental studies competition, hosted by Hobart and William Smith Colleges.

The Salisbury Center for Career Services hosts professionals from 22 top ranking liberal arts colleges for a conference at the Ramada Geneva Lakefront.

Owen Beal ’17 works on an assignment for “Acting I,” a theatre course offered during the Maymester three-week session.

Teams of high school students compete in the New York State Envirothon, a hands-on environmental studies competition, hosted by Hobart and William Smith Colleges.

As part of a short-term study abroad program to Guatemala this summer, HWS students dance with students from the Education for the Children Foundation. The program is led by Associate Professor of Biology Meghan Brown and Assistant Professor of Psychology Brien Ashdown.

Associate Professor of Biology Meghan Brown shows teachers from the Education for the Children Foundation how to use microscopes donated by the Colleges’ Biology Department.

Kelly Mauch ‘17 works on an assignment for her “Digital Rhetoric and Writing with New Technology,” a course offered this Maymester.

Summer tour guides gather for a photo. The Office of Admissions hosts many campus visits during the summer, as well as Open Houses on July 23, Aug. 6 and Aug. 20.

Students, faculty, staff and members of the Geneva community browse at the annual Barn Sale. This year’s sale raised $10,808 for the Geneva 2020 Education Foundation and diverted more than 9.2 tons of materials from landfills. Since 2006, the Barn Sale has raised more than $67,000 for the Geneva community.

Danielle Ramos '18, an international economics major, attends a week-long Fullbridge financial investment course on campus.