Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Rebecca Luborsky '16 and Sophie Halter '16 enjoy lunch on a sunny afternoon outside of the Scandling Campus Center.

Amanda Walker '16 poses for a photo on the Scandling Campus Center patio. Walker was recently accepted to the Harvard Graduate School of Design.

Ato Bentsi-Enchill '17 tours campus with admitted student Asia Gordon and her father during Scholar Day.

Assistant Professor of Theatre Christopher Hatch speaks with admitted students and their families about the Theatre Department at HWS.

Prospective students and their families fill the L. Thomas Melly '52 Lobby of the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts on Saturday morning. More than 700 people attended the event.

Post-doctoral fellow at the University of Pittsburgh Olivia Landry delivers her keynote address titled Humanitarian(ism in) Crisis: Germany's 'Willkommenskultur' and its Backlash during the German Area Studies Symposium in the Seneca Room.

Assistant Professor of Biology at Syracuse University Sarah Hall speaks about how RNAi pathways regulate phenotypic plasticity in C. elegans (worms) as part of the Biology Seminar Series.

In the Geneva Room, Bruce King discusses black studies and diversity issues. He serves as assistant to the president for institutional diversity at St. Olaf College.

Jennifer Turner, director of the China Environment Forum at the Woodrow Wilson Center in Washington, D.C., discusses the water crisis in China as part of a panel discussion presented by the Tanaka Asian Studies Lecture Series.

Assistant Professor of Psychology Brien Ashdown and Associate Professor of Biology Meghan Brown lead a discussion on the culture and ecology of Guatemala.

Pauline Lafosse '19 presents her research on the gender discrimination of Latin American refugee's during the German Area Studies Symposium titled Narratives of Placement.

Fulbright Language Teaching Assistant Yvonne Brieger leads a discussion oF the film The Lives of Others with a group of German Club members at the Intercultural Affairs house on Thursday night.

Fulbright Teaching Fellow for French and Francophone Studies Mathias Valiente discusses Catalonia's push for independence from Spain in his lecture Is Catalonia (Not) Spain? in the Sanford Room.

In the Fisher Center, English Professor Jennifer Doyle from the University of California Riverside offers her talk titled “Reparative Work in a Paranoid Structure: Vulnerability and Harassment Dynamics.”

Assistant to the President for Institutional Diversity at St. Olaf College Bruce King delivers his talk titled, “Wherever You Go, There ‘We’ Are.” King’s talk explored issues of diversity and inclusion.

Members of the HWS Jazz Guitar Ensemble open for the group Paradigm Shift in the Hilayama-Williams Family Ensemble Hall in the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.