Hobart and William Smith Colleges

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.

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.

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.

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.

President and CEO of Chegg and former HWS Trustee Daniel L. Rosensweig '83 offers a President's Forum address after receiving the Trustee Career Services Award for his dedication to HWS students.

Vice President for Enrollment and Admissions Bob Murphy, Director of the Salisbury Center for Career, Professional and Experiential Education Brandi Ferrara, President and CEO of Chegg Daniel L. Rosensweig '83 and President Mark D. Gearan gather after presenting Rosensweig with the HWS Trustee Career Services Award on Monday.

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.

Daniel L. Rosensweig '83, president and CEO of Chegg, answers questions from a standing-room only crowd of students in Bartlett Theatre.

Assistant Professor of Psychology Brien Ashdown speaks to students during Topics in Cross-Cultural Psycholgy in Gulick Hall.

Political leader Etai Pinkas (left), a guest of the Hillel International-sponsored speakers tour, poses for a photo during Bagel Brunch at the Abbe Center for Jewish Life. Pinkas, a leader in the LGBTQ community in Israel, spoke about his activism efforts.

HWS String Ensemble Director Peter Rovit discusses the dynamics of a music selection in preparation for their concert on Sunday, April 30.

Writer, actress, consultant and advocate Jen Richards discusses her critically-hailed series Her Story with students in the Geneva Room of Warren Hunting Smith Library. Richards co-wrote, starred in and produced the Emmy-nominated independent web series. She is joined by Assistant Professor of LGBT Studies Melissa Autumn White.

Moderated by HWS Chief Photographer Kevin Colton, fraternity members participate in Frat Feud in Albright Auditorium. The Jeopardy-style competition featured questions about HWS history, Olympic games and the American Cancer Society. The proceeds from the event benefitted the American Cancer Society and HWS Relay for Life.

Sponsored by the HWS Campus Activities Board, hypnotist David Hall performs in the Bartlett Theatre on Friday.

Former Hobart lacrosse coach Jerry Schmidt's family gathers with a commemorative blazer made in his honor during the Intercollegiate Men’s Lacrosse Coaches Association Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony in Baltimore, Md. Schmidt was inducted posthumously this winter.

Ludwig P. Gaines '88 and Kelly L. Wynn '83 flank President Mark D. Gearan during the Gearan Farewell event in Washington, D.C.