Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Associate Professor of Political Science Stacey Philbrick Yadav meets in her office with Jesse Whelan-Small 24 to discuss his plans to major in international relations. Whelan-Small is a student in Yadavs Introduction to Comparative Politics course.

Lab Technician David Slade reviews synthesis problems for students in Organic Chemistry I.

Students walk to class following a light rainfall on Thursday.

Julia Cilano 23, Cole Cassano 23, Elim Pilet 22 and Isabelle Jeppsen 21 study for Literature of Decadence with Assistant Professor of English and Comparative Literature Stephen Cope in the Gearan Center.

Charlie Widing 22 works in the lab under the direction of Assistant Professor of Chemistry Elana Stennett. Widing is one of only 10 students in the nation to receive a Research Internship in Science and Engineering from the German Academic Exchange Service.

Associate Professor of Theatre Chris Woodworth addresses students in McDonald Theatre on Monday night during an end-of-year celebration.

HWS Theatre students gather for a photo in the Thomas Melly '52 Lobby at the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts on Monday.

During an Admitted Student open house, Travis Schneider 21, Naomi Radtke Rowe 22, Associate Professor of Psychological Science Julie Kingery and Associate Director of Admissions Sue Willard 99 welcome members of the Classes of 2025 to campus on Friday.

Sarah Palmisciano 23 finishes an assignment for the LEADS Certificate Program on Friday in the Scandling Campus Center.

President Joyce P. Jacobsen presents Neighbors Night at St. Peters Episcopal Church as the 2021 HWS Community Partner of the Year during the virtual Annual Community Engaged Scholarship Forum.

To celebrate the HWS Tutor Corps program, student participants gather on the Quad for a group photo. More than 100 HWS students tutor children from the Geneva City School District through the Geneva Boys and Girls Club.

Felipe Estefan 08, director of Latin America initiatives at the global philanthropic organization Luminate, offers the keynote address for the Lavender Graduation ceremony. The annual event is sponsored by the LGBTQ+ Resource Center.

After receiving their HWS Leads certificates, the 24 recipients gather for a photo in front of the Seneca Room on Monday. The leadership program provides the foundation for students to develop into ethical, inclusive and value-based leaders.

During the Moving Up Day ceremony, Director of Alumni and Alumnae Relations Chevanne DeVaney '95, P'21, P'23 presents Nuzhat Wahid 22 with The Daisy Weeks Buchholz (1912) Ring Award. The annual event is William Smith Colleges celebration of student achievement.

The HWS rowing team practices on Seneca Lake on Tuesday.

Members of Public Leadership Education Network gather in Bartlett Theatre for the final breakfast of the semester.