Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Carl D’Amour-Belizario '17, an economics major, works during the week-long Fullbridge financial investment course.

The William Smith College sailing team prepares for the 2016 Intercollegiate Sailing Association Women's National Semifinals in San Diego, May 24-25. The Herons will vie for a spot in the national championship on May 26 and 27.

Kyle Baradzi ’18, a member of Hobart’s Orange Key Honor Society, participates in a week-long Fullbridge financial investment course. Fullbridge is a global educational program that bridges the gap between skills developed in the classroom and skills desired by top companies.

Sam Vann P'18, Coordinator of Student Services for the Center for Teaching and Learning, practices mandolin in the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.

Edward Zlotkowski, professor emeritus of English and media studies at Bentley University, leads a discussion as the guest speaker at a leadership gathering hosted by the Center for Community Engagement and Service Learning.

Students involved in HWS’ Fullbridge financial investment course pose for a group photo.

Demarest Hall and the Blackwell Room.

A group of HWS students and Professor of Religious Studies Michael Dobkowski gather for a photo after traveling across Germany and Poland as part of The March: Bearing Witness to Hope.” The 10-day program leads students on a Holocaust remembrance journey.

Recipients of the 2017 President's Medal gather for a photo with Mary Herlihy Gearan and President Mark D. Gearan following the award ceremony in the Vandervort Room on Wednesday.

Cody Rivera '17 presents Trevor Thomas, treasurer of the African American Men's Association, and Richard Thomas, vice president of the African American Men's Association, with the 2017 President's Medal during the award ceremony in the Vandervort Room.

Sponsored by the Salisbury Center for Career, Professional and Experiential Education, Fresh Air Fund manager Michelle Gottlieb speaks with students about employment opportunities at the not-for-profit agency that provides free summer experiences to New York City children from low-income families.

After a spirited game of fetch, Charlie the golden retriever relaxes on the Quad on Tuesday afternoon.

Accompanied by his father Michael Lyon, William “Willz” Lyon '21 receives his acceptance to the HWS Classes of 2021 from Assistant Director of Admissions Luke Latella '14 following an information session on campus.

Newly selected Orientation Coordinators Micaela Carney '18 and Ammenab-Taner Bennerson ’18 pose for a photo on the patio of the Scandling Campus Center. The pair will be responsible for planning the first experiences of the Classes of 2021 in August.

President Mark D. Gearan awards Ann Warner, HWS Academic Coordinator of the Sciences for nearly 40 years, with a President’s Medal in recognition of her good work shepherding generations of HWS students through the science programs, guiding their academic goals.

President Mark D. Gearan addresses the community recipients of the President’s Medals and their families and friends, praising their significant work in the Geneva community and for setting exceptional examples of engaged citizenship for HWS students.