Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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Members of the ARC of Seneca Cayuga and students in Assistant Professor of Dance Kelly Johnson's Jamaican Dance class take part in the Drum Making and Drum Circle workshop in the Deming Theatre as part of the 2016 Arts Experience Festival. -
As part of the 2016 Arts Experience Festival, members of the ARC of Seneca Cayuga and students in Assistant Professor of Dance Kelly Johnson's Jamaican Dance class take part in a drum circle workshop. -
Emily Smith '18, Amy Feda '17, Sara Volo '17 and Dan Klementowski '17 visit Brussels, Belgium while studying abroad. Smith, Feda and Volo are participating in the Copenhagen, Denmark program, and Klementowski is studying in Galway, Ireland. -
Mark Darden '17 eyes the goal as Hobart College takes on Syracuse University on Wednesday evening. -
Deputy Mayor of Seattle Hyeok Kim '98 received the Civil Rights Award at the Japanese American Citizens League’s 94th Annual Banquet & Scholarship Fundraiser at Sodo Park in Seattle, Wash. on April 2. Kim was chosen by Seattle Mayor Ed Murray as one of the city's two deputy mayors in December 2013. -
Mason Burr '18 scores his first collegiate goal as the Statesmen take on the Orangemen on Boswell Field. -
David Lahmani '17, Genevieve Moralez '15 and Chelsea Encababian '14 enjoy a beautiful day at Nami Island in South Korea. Lahmani is participating in the Hong Kong study abroad program and Moralez and Encababian are teaching English in Seoul. - Members of the Hobart club ice hockey team gather for a photo following a 3-2 victory over the University of Buffalo in the Upstate New York Club Hockey League Championship game on Saturday.
- HWS Fencing Club members Phil Yoo '19, Kevin Teel '17, James Truley '20, Colin Spencer '19, Nicholas Khan '20 and Merrill Turner '17 gather at the Annual Sean T. Horan Team Invitational hosted by the Rochester Institute of Technology. The HWS saber team took home the gold at the tournament.
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Maxim Zibitsker ’19 introduces the Pitch audience to Aqua Salutem Technologies, a software system designed to streamline swim safety by allowing lifeguards to know exactly where and when swimmers need assistance. -
Dominique DeRubeis ’18 and Angel Salas-Espana ’17 share their Pitch proposal, Rabit Microfinance Initiative, an organization that would issue small business loans to refugees in hopes of shaping stable financial futures. -
Stu Lieblein '90 presents the $10,000 top prize to Sam Solomon ’17 for his proposal, Pizza Posto, a Geneva farm-to-table pizzeria serving gourmet wood-fired pizza, as well as local beer, wine and cider. - President and CEO of Chegg Dan L. Rosensweig '83 talks with Madison Schmalz '17 and Paige Pierce '17 about their entrepreneurial endeavors in the Salisbury Center for Career, Professional and Experiential Education. The winner of the Pitch 2015, Pierce is the owner of Orchard Outfitters, a mobile fashion truck that travels to Northeast Private Colleges, while Schmalz is developing a ride-sharing app for college students.
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Gheorghe “Gyuri” Dragomir ’17 and Ato Bentsi-Enchill ’17 present their business proposal Deals en Route, a coupon app that generates deals based on a user’s location, during the 2017 Stu Lieblein ’90 Pitch Contest. - Daniel L. Rosensweig '83, president and CEO of Chegg, answers questions from a standing-room only crowd of students in Bartlett Theatre.
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The Pitch contestants pose alongside Stu Lieblein '90 and judges Steve Neimeth ‘90, Sabrina Horn ’83, Peter Luchetti ’77, Angelo Santinelli P’18 and President Mark D. Gearan.
