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Further Together: The Campaign for Our Third Century
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Alums in the News
AlumsHighlights from 2024
Look back at the exciting news and accomplishments that shaped the year, from HWS’ #4 ranking in the Wall Street Journal to extraordinary momentum behind “Further Together: the Campaign for our Third Century.”
AlumsA HWS Connection to Olympics Equestrian
Christopher ’94 and Robert Desino ’94 are the owners of Cooley Nutcracker, a horse that competed in Equestrian Eventing at the 2024 Summer Olympics.
AlumsMental Health Matters: Kelliher ’11 Encourages Students to Seek Support
Katy Wolfe Kelliher ’11, a staff counselor at the HWS Counseling Center, shares insight into the support available to students.
Alum Photo Gallery
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Before Hobart ice hockey’s game at University of Southern Maine, fans gather at Sebago Brewing Company. The event was hosted by Kristin Schram Riley ’03 and Tim Riley ’01. -
To celebrate Founder’s Day, Stephanie Nieves ’15, Sophia Mughal ’25, Gabrielle Perez ’12, Anjalee Wanduragala ’26 and Jane Erickson ’07 have a conversation about community and belonging. -
Students and alumni celebrate Hobart soccer’s Liberty League regular season title. -
Jackie Cox Battles '05, the consumer brand practice lead and North America consumer brand practice growth lead at Weber Shandwick, speaks to students in “Economic Principles” with Associate Professor of Management and Entrepreneurship Craig Talmage. -
Recent graduates in NYC join President Mark D. Gearan and Robert B. Karofsky ’89, President of UBS Investment Bank for coffee, connection and career insights. -
President Mark D. Gearan speaks to alums, students and friends of HWS during a reception in Washington D.C. -
During a Career Services event, Abby Goodrich ’18, who is an Assistant General Manager for the Bozzuto Group, speaks to students about internship and job opportunities. -
Students in the Master of Science in Management Program learn from Jim Cecere ’91, founder and owner of FLX Goods and Vinifera, who was recently named to Wine Enthusiast’s 2023 Future 40 list. -
President Mark D. Gearan awards Trustee Bill Whitaker ’73, L.H.D.’97 with the Hobart Alumni Association’s Distinguished Service Award for Lifetime Service during a gathering of alums. The reception was hosted by David and Jane Blum Ebby ’84, P’18 and Bailey Ebby ’18 on Martha’s Vineyard, Ma. -
Sam Calderon ’23 discusses his Peace Corps service in Guatemala during an event held in the Stine Multipurpose Room of the Adams Intercultural Center. -
Mark Neveldine '95, the writer, director and producer of films such as Panama, Crank, Gamer and The Vatican Tapes, talks with students interested in working in film. -
Matt Nusom ’23 and Seamus Galvin ’23, co-hosts of Entrepreneurial Endeavors podcast, interview Super Bowl Champion Ali Marpet ’15 (center) in Froelich Hall.