Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Students walk to class on Wednesday afternoon.

Lisa Hickman Ph.D., a research specialist with the Ohio Criminal Sentencing Commission, speaks to students as a guest of their “Juvenile Delinquency” class with Associate Professor of Sociology James Sutton.

Associate Professor of Biology Meghan Brown removes a sea lamprey from a Herons’ rowing shell on Thursday evening. Brown brought the lamprey to campus to share with students in her classes.

Associate Professor of English Laurence Erussard discusses The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman as part of her Critical Methods class in Demarest Hall.

Students chat in the Rosensweig Learning Commons of the Warren Hunting Smith Library.

Students walk across campus.

Max Brodheim ’20, winner of the Physics Department’s 2018 Albert Holland Physics Lecture Competition, delivers his presentation in Eaton Hall. During the competition students are given 15 minutes to explain a significant principle or application of physics. The winner receives $1,000.

Associate Professor of Physics Ted Allen, Assistant Professor of Psychology Daniel Graham, Associate Professor of Physics Steven Penn, Max Brodheim ’20, AJ McFarlane ’19, Shivam Tewari ’18, James Monaco ’20 and Associate Professor of English Melanie Conroy-Goldman gather during the Albert Holland Physics Lecture Competition.

Associate Professor of Religious Studies Richard Salter ’86, P’15 welcomes students, faculty and staff to the “Finding the (College) Balance” panel during the 10th annual Senior Symposium.

In the Sanford Room, Brett Friedberg ‘18 presents his research titled “The Novo Model: A New Way to Commoditize CO2 To Reduce Emissions” as part of the Senior Symposium.

As part of the Senior Symposium, Yujun Jiang ’18, Megan Shenton ’18, Katherine Storch ’18 and Jennifer Sullivan ’18 present their research on a pilot program for community work study.

Luke Patmon '18 discusses his Senior Symposium presentation titled The Seen yet Unseen Black Male Figure: The Epistemic Position of the African American Male in 21st Century America in the Warren Hunting Smith Library Learning Studio 3.

HWS students in the Teacher Education Program gather with area school teachers from their teaching placement assignments during a reception in the Vandervort Room.

Rizky Kafrawi '20, Chelsea Herr '20 and Allie Seminer '20 purify mixtures as part of their chemistry lab in Lansing Hall.

The William Scandling research vessel approaches an HWS Finger Lakes Institute research buoy on Seneca Lake.

HWS Finger Lakes Institute Lab Manager Trevor Massey snaps a photo of Professor of Environmental Studies John Halfman and Research Assistant Davis Ryan ’19 as they prepare to deploy a research buoy on Owasco Lake.

Chelsea Herr ’20, Emily Smith ’18, Peter Banks ’18 and Rabiah Fresco ’19 present their research on anticancer inhibitor analogs at the American Chemical Society conference in New Orleans. The team was led by Associate Professor of Chemistry Justin Miller.

Led by Associate Professor of Geoscience David Kendrick, students examine a fossil of an Ankylosaur tail during a trip to the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto, Canada.

Students in “Introduction to Geology” class with Associate Professor of Geoscience David Kendrick gather for a photo while collecting fossils at Kashong Creek in Geneva, N.Y.

Students take advantage of the warm weather on the Quad.

Hobart students and alums process to the Charter Day ceremony. One of the year's honored celebrations, Charter Day is held each spring to commemorate the granting of Hobart's charter by the State of New York on April 10, 1822.

Students, faculty and staff gather in St. John's Chapel for the annual Charter Day celebration.

During Charter Day, Associate Vice President for Advancement and Alumni Relations Jared Weeden '91 presents the Hobart Medal of Excellence to Hobart Dean and Professor of Philosophy Eugen Baer P’95, P’97.

Sadeek Walker ’18 receives the Martin Luther King Jr. Award from Chaplain Maurice Charles during the Charter Day celebration in St. John’s Chapel.

The new members of the Druid Honor Society gather during the Charter Day celebration in St. John's Chapel.

Poet Hanna Andrews reads from her book Slope Move in the Hirshson Ballroom.

Alexa Tierney ’20 and Leah Trow ’19 perform during the North Street School/HWS Storytelling Festival in Albright Auditorium.

Gaspar Martinez, a senior fellow at the Martin Marty Center at the University of Chicago, discusses the potential of a technological singularity during his talk “Is Artificial Intelligence the End?” in the Geneva Room.

Students pet “Apollo” during the “Paws for a Break” event in the Scandling Campus Center.

Students watch a screening of Denying Access: NoDAPL to NoNAPL in the Seneca Room.

Albert Lloret, associate professor of Spanish and Catalan at University of Massachusetts Amherst, presents on the role of Catalonia in contemporary Spain in the Sanford Room.

As part of Earth Week, Katie Burns ’18 and Rebecca Czajkowski ’18 craft pinecone birdfeeders in the Scandling Campus Center.

As part of the Clothesline Project, students hang T-shirts with personal messages about sexual violence or a general message of support for survivors during Sexual Assault Awareness Month.

Members of the HWS Classical Guitar Ensemble perform in Froelich Hall of the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.

Members of the HWS Percussion Ensemble perform in Froelich Hall.

Jennifer A. Casey ’90, a partner at Ahmuty, Demers & McManus, speaks with students about careers in law as part of the Professional In Residence series.

Members of Sankofa's executive board welcome students to KofaFest on Stern Lawn on Saturday.

Maddie Conroy '20 captures members of the HWS Hip~NotiQs Dance and Step Team perform during KofaFest on Stern Lawn.

Danzlear Johnson '19 presents Associate Dean of Students and Posse Mentor Stacey Pierce with a staff recognition award during KofaFest.

Guitarist Robert Sneider holds a master class in the Hilayama-Williams Family Ensemble Hall of the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.

Katie Valicenti ’19 poses for a photo with the official mascot of the Guiding Eyes for the Blind theme house.

Associate Western NY Coordinator for the Rural & Migrant Ministry Gabriela Quintanilla and Rochester Youth Year Fellow Delia Cruz Nochebuena discuss the future of DACA recipients during DACA: Our Side of the Story in the Common Room of the Scandling Campus Center.

Members of the Jazz Guitar Ensemble perform during the end of the semester concert in Froelich Hall.

Associate Vice President and Dean of Students Montrose Streeter and Almamy Conde '18 pose for a photo during the Alpha Awards hosted by the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity. Conde was named the HWS chapter's Man of the Year.

Students register for the “Out of the Darkness Walk on Boswell Field. The event was part of a fundraising effort for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.

Bramm Watkin ’20, Ian Todd ’20 and Gabrielle Linscott ‘21 make egg sandwiches during a trip to the Adirondacks with the Outdoor Recreation Adventure Program.

Ian Todd ’20 and Lucas Mischler ‘20 set up their tent.

Emileigh Temple ’21, Clare Kramer ’21, Lucas Mischler ‘20 and Ian Todd '20 enjoy a view of the Adirondack Mountain range.

William Smith students participate in the Autism Awareness Walk at Eastview Mall. The event was a fundraiser for Happiness House.

While studying in Galway, students visit The Autograph Tree in Coole Park which includes the carved signatures of leading figures in the Irish Literary Revival, including W.B. Yeats, George Bernard Shaw, Lady Gregory and Sean O'Casey. The program is led by Professor of Education Jim MaKinster (front, right).

Students studying abroad in Rome conclude the semester at Freddo Gelato in Rome, Italy.

While studying abroad in Budapest, Alexander Shaw’19 has his photo taken with a classmate from another college while wearing traditional Transylvanian garments.

Prevention and Education Coordinator Katie Stiffler and Deputy Title IX Coordinator Tremayne Robertson kick off the Healthy Relationships Classic: 3 vs. 3 Basketball Tournament in Bristol Gym.

Rob Padilla '20, Daryl Scales '18 and CJ Boleware '19 pose for a photo during the Healthy Relationships basketball tournament.

Members of the William Smith sailing team gather for a photo after winning the Middle Atlantic Intercollegiate Sailing Association Women's Championship in Norfolk, Va.

Coaches, students, alums and members of the HWS community raise their glasses to begin the annual Heron Awards Banquet in the Vandervort Room.

William Smith Athletics Director Deb Steward welcomes the attendees to the annual Heron Awards Banquet on Tuesday. She is joined by Chaplain Maurice Charles and Interim President Patrick A. McGuire L.H.D.’12

William Smith ice hockey’s first graduating class along with Head Coach Jaime Totten and Assistant Coach Kate Gallagher were presented the Heron Award by William Smith Athletics Director Deb Steward. The eight seniors and coaches were presented the award in recognition of their commitment to building a legacy for the Herons program.

With William Smith Athletics Director Deb Steward, Herons who took top honors at the annual awards banquet gather for a photo in the Vandervort Room.

Nearly 500 Statesmen, coaches and staff members fill Bristol Gym for the 2018 Hobart Block H Awards Dinner on Monday.

Hobart football’s Shane Sweeney ’18, lacrosse’s D. Bennett Moore ’18 and hockey’s Frank Oplinger ’18 were honored with the top department wide awards at the annual Block H dinner.

Former Hobart College Athletics Director Michael J. Hanna '68, P'99 shakes hands with Harrison Luce '18 during the Block H dinner.

Hobart Dean Eugen Baer P’95, P’97 gathers with the winners of the Arnold Scholar-Athlete Award during the Block H dinner. The award recognizes the true spirit of the Statesman student-athlete in their sophomore and junior years.

Members of the HWS Sailing Team practice on Seneca Lake.