GOLD Volunteers

GOLD is a select volunteer group comprised of Hobart and William Smith alumni and alumnae from the last ten graduating classes who are dedicated to engaging young alumni and alumnae. GOLD's primary goal is to encourage more participation with the Colleges, both financially and socially, by serving as representatives of the young alumni and alumnae body. Higher participation in The Fund for Hobart and William Smith by young alumni and alumnae directly benefits both current and future students and helps to continue the tradition of excellence at Hobart and William Smith Colleges.

Interested in becoming a GOLD volunteer? Contact Skylar Beaver '08, The Associate Director of Annual Giving at beaver@hws.edu or (315) 781-4068

Who are the GOLD Volunteers?

Amanda Bates '02
Madeline Brooks '08
Sarah Coffin '05
Ayesha DeMond-Angell '01
Katie Dunnigan '05
William Gammell '08
Adam Goldstein '08
Lara Golson '08
Katharine Goodrich '08
Sue Jordan '06
James Landi '08
Sarah Loomis '07
Brian Parks '00
Adam Raffa '06
Andrea Rosenthal '08
Lucy Ross '08
Leona Rossi '07
Brian Schubmehl '07
Gregg Snyder '01

YOUNG ALUMS

What YOU can do this year as a HWS young alum

1. Write a hand-written thank you note to a professor or staff member who made a difference in your life and helped you be where you are today.

2. Go on a campus tour. You will not believe the changes that are happening!

3. Attend your class reunion. You'll regret the things you didn't do more than the things you did do.

4. Call your college roommate to reminisce about the old days at HWS.

5. Cheer on the Herons and Statesmen at a sporting event and don't forget to sport that green, orange and purple!

6. Refer a high school student you know to HWS. Tell them about the great experience you had.

7. GIVE A MEANINGFUL GIFT TO THE COLLEGES EACH YEAR. YOUR SUPPORT MATTERS, REGARDLESS OF THE AMOUNT.

8. Update your contact information and submit class notes when something meaningful happens. We want to know what is going on in your life.

9. Call Career Services. Ask them what opportunities are available for a young alum to get involved in.

10. Attend a young alumni/alumnae event.