Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Assistant Professor of Psychology Daniel Graham explains a neuroscience experiment to students in his Research in Sensation and Perception class in Gulick Hall.

Maryum Raheem '16 shows a shape to Lauren Pomerantz '18, who is wearing inversion goggles that flip the visual image upside down. The students were conducting a perceptual neuroscience experiment as part of Assistant Professor of Psychology Daniel Graham's class on Wednesday. Raheem is a current recipient of the John P. and Linda L. Hellstrom Endowed Scholarship Fund.

Felicia Maybee '17 attempts to write her name while wearing inversion goggles during Assistant Professor of Psychology Daniel Graham's Research in Sensation and Perception class. Catherine Forman '16 (right) serves as her monitor.

Students in Associate Professor of Psychology Julie Newman Kingery's class Introduction to Psychology take part in an activity in which they try to guess the age of each child by observing key social, language, motor, and cognitive milestones.

Kenisha Ross '19 directs a question to Associate Professor of Psychology Julie Newman Kingery while observing Soren and Gannon, the children of Assistant Professor of Anthropology and Sociology Christopher Annear and Stephanie Annear, as part of a developmental activity.

Assistant Professor of Art and Architecture Jeffrey Blankenship works with students in his Three Dimensional Design class on creating works with different thicknesses of wire in the The Katherine D. Elliott Studio Arts Center.

In the atrium of the Warren Hunting Smith Library, Marcel Johnson '19 studies for his public policy class with Professor of Public Policy Craig Rimmerman.

Associate Professor of Education Paul Kehle speaks with students in Coxe Hall during an information meeting on the Teacher Education Program on Monday.

Students walk to class on Wednesday afternoon.

HWS Blocker Fellowship Recipients Paige Andrews '17, Annie Venditti '18, Nathan Gliedman '17 and Wenruo Wang '17 pose for a photo during the Blocker Showcase in Stern Hall. The Julius G. Blocker ’53 Endowed Fund was established to provide support to students at Hobart and William Smith Colleges who participate in one of the HWS study abroad programs in Germany.

Wenruo Wang '17 speaks with Associate Dean of Global Education Thomas D’Agostino about her presentation Seeing in Full Color about her experience in Berlin, Germany that was supported by the Julius G. Blocker '53 Endowed Fund.

Paige Andrews ’17 discusses her abroad experience in Freiburg, Germany this fall that was supported through the Julius G. Blocker '53 Endowed Fund.

In Stern Hall, Professor of Economics Scott McKinney P'13 speaks with students interested in studying abroad in Ecuador and Peru.

Assistant Professor of Design at Rochester Institute of Technology Nancy Bernardo speaks with art and architecture majors about her creative process, how her teaching influences her work, and navigating the design world. Bernardo is an award-winning designer.

Dignauris Garcia '17 and Jerlin Garo '17 speak with students and staff about their time abroad last semester in Queensland, Australia during the Cross-Cultural Coffee Hour at the Office of Intercultural Affairs.

Chris Hatch, assistant professor of theatre and director of “Twelfth Night,” welcomes guests to a dinner in the Common Room of the Scandling Campus Center prior to the show in the McDonald Theatre of the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.

“Twelfth Night” actors Jackie Fisher '18, Mimi Scott '16, Casey Cady '18 and Rick Yackel '16 lead a panel discussion following the inaugural performance in the McDonald Theatre of the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts on Thursday.

In the Geneva Room, Associate Professor of Physics Steven Penn gives a public lecture about his work on the breakthrough international research that has detected gravitational waves for the first time in history. Penn played a major role in mirror substrate and coating design for the project which is being conducted by LIGO Scientific Collaboration.

Chef Melquawn Mckiever and Grant Shinagawa '18 pose for a photo during lunch in Saga Dining Hall. Shinagawa served as a “guest chef” at the Sakura station, preparing one of his favorite Asian entrees- braised beef and potatoes.

Students walk past Rosenberg Hall and Napier Classroom Center on Thursday afternoon.

Ellie Barnard '17 and Maddy Kapp '17 encourage students to Love the Weigh They Feel as part of the national eating disorder awareness campaign on Tuesday afternoon.

Reflected in the mirror, Nicole O'Connell '16 (left) and Micaela Carney '18 (right) stop by the Love your Body event table hosted by Assistant Director of Student Actives Christine Lucht and Staff Psychologist Rebecca Berger in the Scandling Campus Center.

Phoebe Moore '16 and Sophie Melvin '18 sign their names in support of Cancer Mission 2020, a grass roots initiative to end cancer by the end of the decade.

Danzlear Johnson '19 performs as part of Harlem Nights: Boogie Nights edition in the Barn. The event was sponsored by Sankofa.

Kely Ame-Seshie '18 dances with the step team The Executives during Sankofa's Harlem Nights: Boogie Nights edition in the Barn on Friday.

Molly Neureuter '18 and Danielle Lewis '19 campaign for a Student Trustee seat on the HWS Board of Trustees.

This year’s candidates for Student Trustee gather in the Scandling Campus Center café to answer questions. Elections will take place online on Friday, Feb. 26.

Chris Ihlefeld '18 participates in the American Red Cross blood drive in the Barn.

Sisters Hannah Cooper '16 and Samantha Cooper '19, Alexandria Buckley '16 and Madison Finn '16 study for class in the Scandling Campus Center café on Thursday afternoon.

Hilda Agyekum '18 and Cynthia Uwicyeza '16 find a quiet place in the Warren Hunting Smith Library to study for classes on Tuesday afternoon.

William Smith students who are student teaching in the Waterloo Central School District gather for a photo with ‎director of the Waterloo Teachers’ Resource Center Vicky Bauder-Rivet (back, right) and HWS Director of Elementary Education Jennifer Harris (front, right) while they prepare materials for the classroom.

With assistance from HWS Director of Elementary Education Jennifer Harris, Carolyn Schultz '16 and Gabrielle Zafonte '16 work on motivational manipulatives to engage their second grade students in math and writing skills at their respective placements at West Street School in Geneva and Skoi Yase Elementary in Waterloo.

After presenting on diversity education, social justice and the Tools for Social Change initiative, students gather with Assistant Professor of Education Khuram Hussain and Assistant Director of the Center for Community Engagement and Service Learning Jeremy Wattles (center) for a photo at Centre College in Danville, Ky.

Juliet Holme '16, Olivia Hanno '16, Samantha Sasse '15, Assistant Professor of Psychology Brien Ashdown, Cassidy Smith '16 and Kristin Ressel '16 pose for a photo in Crater Lake National Park while traveling to the Society for Cross-Cultural Research Conference in Portland, Ore.

Carlyle Klein '17, Josh Weinstein '17 and Joe Busuttil '17 pose for a photo at the news desk of the British Broadcasting Company as part of their class trip while studying abroad in London.

Students participating in the Italy abroad program explore the Testaccio area of Rome during their “Food and Culture” course with the Gustolab Institute.

William Smith Assistant Rowing Coach Libby Hughes '14 helps out at the Community Lunch Program held at the Geneva Methodist Church on Wednesday afternoon.

William Smith Field Hockey Head Coach Sally Scatton P’02, P’06 (right), Director of William Smith Athletics Deb Steward (left) and Administrative Assistant Kathleen Champlin (center) prepare food for the Community Lunch Program at the Geneva Methodist Church.

Members of the William Smith swimming and diving team pose for a photo at the UNYSCSA Championship Meet at Ithaca College. The Herons set seven new school records and Caroline Conboy '17 (center) won two individual events, the 100 & 200 breaststroke. Conboy will continue at the NCAA Championships in Greensboro, N.C.

Kendra Quinn-Moultrie '18 moves the ball down the court as William Smith College takes on Union College in Bristol Gym.

Krista Anken '17 holds off the Union College defense during Friday’s game.

Justas Valciukas '19 goes for the shot in Bristol Gym as the Hobart College basketball team rallies from a 14-point deficit to win in overtime.

Jamal Lucas '19 drives to the basket during the 84-82 overtime win over Union College.

Trevor Poirier '19 moves down the ice as Hobart defeats Elmira 5-2 on Saturday. For the second week, the Hobart College hockey team was ranked No. 1 in the East Region in the NCAA Division III Regional Rankings.

Jonas Toupal '19 races to the goal during the 5-2 win over Elmira on Saturday.

Chris Aslanian '19 carries the ball downfield as Hobart earns a 12-9 victory over Siena College in the finale of the Cobb County Classic at Fifth Third Bank Stadium in Kennesaw, Ga.

Arik Andreen '17 grabs the ball from the Siena College defense as the Statesmen defeat the Saints in the finale of the Cobb County Classic at Fifth Third Bank Stadium in Kennesaw, Ga.

Members of the HWS community pose for a photo in Kennesaw, Ga., before watching Hobart lacrosse take on Siena.

Hobart hockey alumni pose for a photo before the annual alumni game in the Cooler on Saturday.

AmeriCorps team leader Liam Allman '15 (center, left) and his City Year team pose for a photo with Celebrity Chef Bobby Flay at the Bel Aire Diner in Astoria, Queens. Flay was there filming for a CBS Sunday Morning show about Greek Diners.