Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Jeff Rizza '16, MAT '17 discusses how to use drones to collect spatial data with students in Environmental Science with Assistant Professor of Environmental Science Kristen Brubaker. Rizza is using the drones to take measurements in different forest communities and comparing that data with data collected by students on the ground.

Assistant Professor of Geoscience Nick Metz uses a Watchdog portable weather station on the Quad. The devise measures air temperature, relative humidity, wind speed and direction, rainfall and solar radiation.

As part of an effort to raise awareness for the Miles for Miracles fund at Boston Children's Hospital, Katie Burns '18 pies Area Director Jennifer Mitchell on Thursday afternoon.

TJ Adams '18 snaps a picture of Michael Doeblin '17 being pied in the face during a charity event in the Scandling Campus Center. The event raised money and awareness for the Miles for Miracles fund at Boston Children's Hospital.

Katie Battaglia '18, Alessandra Patrizio '17, Biz Chirco '17 and Brad Burns '17 table on behalf of Thrive to Survive, a local charity that helps adults with cancer. The group held a bake sale in advance of the Hobart vs. William Smith field hockey game on Saturday, April 1 at 11 a.m. on the H.J. McCooey Memorial Field.

President Mark D. Gearan, 2017 HWS Trustee Community Service Award recipient Lillian Collins and Honorary Trustee Roy Dexheimer ’55, P’86, GP’18, LL.D. ’80 pose for a photo during a reception at the President's House. Dexheimer will be honored with the Hobart Medal of Excellence during this year's Charter Day celebration on April 21.

Students walk to class in the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts on Wednesday.

In the Geneva Room, Alice Mathews '14 discusses her journey from HWS to a Ph.D. program at the University of California at Davis as part of the Biology Department's speaker series.

Assistant Professor of Theatre Chris Woodworth gives a talk titled “Equal Rights by All Means: Geneva's Role in Suffrage Drama” at the Geneva Historical Society on Tuesday.

Goose relaxes during playtime on the docks of Bozzuto Boathouse.

Alex Cottrell ’20 buys a ticket from Dignauris Garcia ’17 and Fernando Flores-Saavedra ’17 for this year's Latin American Organization Extravaganza that will be held at the Geneva Events Center on Seneca Lake on Saturday, April 8.

Representing the Bozzuto Group, Emily Pitkin '14, Chelsea Maloney '14 and recruiter Daniel Silverman discuss possible career paths available in the real estate industry.

Ali Burns ’18 takes a photo of Corinne Kenny ’17 and Veronica Mann ’17 in the Scandling Campus Center. Kenny recently accepted a position at Swiss Re as part of the New Solutions Group Graduate Program, while Mann has been hired at Wren & Fida International as a travel guide and planner.

Josh Walker '20 and Peyton Capute '18 work on an assignment for Intermediate Programming with Associate Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science Stina Bridgeman on Tuesday.

Douglas Ackley '90, the director of Teen Empowerment, a non-profit to support positive youth development for inner-city Rochester teens, speaks to students in Developmental Psychopathology with Visiting Assistant Professor of Psychology Jack Peltz.

Associate Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science Stina Bridgeman (center) works with Ross Higgins '19 and Emory He '18 during lab for “Intermediate Programming” in Rosenberg Hall.