Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Associate Professor of Psychology Brien Ashdown teaches the Maymester class, Adolescent Psychology.

Associate Professor of Art and Architecture Christine Chin introduces Photoshop to students in “Introduction to Imaging.”

Associate Professor of Chemistry Justin Miller talks with his summer research students, Sarah Lewicki '21, Lily Walker '21 and Connor Cowie '21.

Students in Associate Professor of Media and Society Leah Shafer's Maymester class “Introduction to Media and Society” make a video at Fribolin Farm.

Professor of Economics Feisal Khan teaches students the principles of economics in his Maymester class.

Sam Nesin-Perna '21, Ray Conley '20 and fellow students engage in their Maymester class, Adolescent Psychology, taught by Associate Professor of Psychology Brien Ashdown.

Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurial Studies Craig Talmage teaches about the risk and uncertainty involved with entrepreneurship during his course Economic Principles for the Entrepreneur.

On South Main Street, Nate Jacon '22 and Kaylee Holmes '21 give a tour to a prospective student and his family from Massachusetts.

Chief Photographer Kevin Colton took 240 exposures, 30 seconds each, over a two-hour period to create this photo at the Bozzuto Boathouse. The star trails in the image are caused by the movement of the Earth.

Assistant Professor of Physics Leslie Hebb writes at the Fribolin Farm as part of a faculty initiative.

Gina the horse grazes at the HWS Fribolin Farm.

As part of the HWS Geoscience Department’s summer field-study course, students watch tornadoes develop in the distance in Dalhart, Texas. The class is led by Professor Neil Laird and Associate Professor Nick Metz.

In Topeka, Kansas, HWS geoscience students gather for a photo while studying weather storms in the Midwest. They are led by Associate Professor of Geoscience Nick Metz and Professor of Geoscience Neil Laird.

HWS Assistant Vice President and Dean of Student Engagement and Conduct Brandon Barile welcomes second-graders from North Street Elementary School for a visit that is coordinated by Geneva 2020. Barile led an empowerment activity in Bristol Field House.

In the Gearan Center, North Street Elementary students listen to Bryna Gage ’22 explain the various curricular and co-curricular opportunities in art, music, dance and theater that are available at HWS.

Interim President Patrick A. McGuire L.H.D.’12 addresses students who have stayed on campus to work for Reunion.

Known as Reunion Red Shirts, students pose for a photo with Interim President Patrick A. McGuire L.H.D.’12 and Sandra A. McGuire.

Students prepare materials for the upcoming Reunion weekend.

Red Shirts Mallory Burrall '21 and Carling Landeche '21 play a game of Rock, Paper, Scissors during a team building exercise.

Reunion staff participate in icebreakers before training begins.

HWS Chief Photographer Kevin Colton captures the Milky Way above Seneca Lake from the Bozzuto Boathouse on Tuesday.

Members of the Geneva Area Chamber of Commerce gather with Sam Solomon '17 as he cuts the red ribbon in celebration of his business Pizza Posto’s second season in Geneva. The event was hosted by the Chamber.

Members of the Posse 5 cohort make s'mores during a semester-end dinner at Posse Mentor and Associate Vice President of Campus Safety Martin Corbett's house.

The sun rises on Smith Hall on Wednesday morning.

Geneva Scholarship Associates President Robert Sollenne P'15 talks with the newest recipients of the GSA award at Geneva High School. The students are members of the incoming Classes of 2023.

Geneva Scholarship Associates board member Steve Muzzi and GSA President Robert Sollenne P’15 join with the newest GSA recipients, Jake Singleton ’23, Kate Equinozzi ’23, Nate Trowbridge ’23, and Geneva High School Principal Greg Baker ’00. Morgan Wright ’23 is also a recipient.

Xiaonan Geng '19 holds her acceptance letter to the master of arts program in film and media at Johns Hopkins University. Geng majored in media and society.

Meg Quint '21 works during their internship at a genetics research lab in Porto, Portugal. Quint’s internship is supported by the Bickley Family Endowed Internship Fund, awarded through the Salisbury Center for Career, Professional and Experiential Education.

HWS alums in Tokyo gather for a photo during a lunch gathering in May.

Katherine Cornell ’15, Elizabeth Kniffin '15, Molly Rosenthal Swagler ’11, Kelly Biggs ’11 and Michaela Criniti ’15 gather during a William Smith @ Work networking event in Washington, D.C.

Annabel Cryan ’16 and Hannah Mills ’16, members of the programming committee and D.C. co-chairs, speak at a William Smith @ Work networking event.

Phylicia Dove '09, the owner of Black Monarchy, a global artisan and fashion boutique in Buffalo’s Five Points neighborhood, receives the 2019 Remarkable West Sider Awards. The award was presented by West Side Community Services in recognition of her service to the community.

Former New Jersey Congressman Rodney Frelinghuysen '69, L.H.D.’01 is awarded an honorary Doctor of Law degree during Princeton University’s Commencement. Frelinghuysen served as New Jersey’s 11th district representative in Congress from 1995 - 2019. Photo Credit: Princeton University, Denise Applewhite

The 2019 Reunion Red Shirts pose for a fun photo with Interim President Patrick A. McGuire L.H.D.’12 and Sandra A. McGuire.

Arriving from Hilton Head Island, S.C., Joy Sherry and Steve Sherry '69 (center) catch up with former classmates during check-in at Reunion Headquarters in the Scandling Campus Center on Friday.

Tamira Jackson-Lofton '19 helps Mary Mars '64, of Hilliard, Ohio, check in on Thursday afternoon. They are joined by Josh Wasserman '20 and Alexandria Knipper.

In the Scandling Campus Center, alums from the Classes of 1969 reconnect during their 50th reunion gathering on Thursday.

Marc Weiss '69, of New York, N.Y., and Director of Annual and Athletic Giving Dulcie Meyer P'20 look through a yearbook during the 50th reunion gathering.

Alums gather on the Scandling Campus Center Patio.

The Trinity Hall window reflects the Reunion tents set up on the Quad.

Professor of Environmental Studies John Halfman welcomes alums aboard the William Scandling research vessel before the Seneca Lake excursion on Friday.

Professor of Environmental Studies John Halfman discusses the makeup of a sediment sample from the bottom of Seneca Lake.

Alums on the William Scandling.

Professor of Environmental Studies John Halfman (center) discusses the role of invasive species in Seneca Lake.

Bill Kommalan '64, of Pasadena, Md., shares a laugh with the group during the demonstration.

Pietro del Fabro ’67 leads alums on a tour of the American Civil War Memorial in Waterloo, N.Y.