Stephanie C. Fox '91 recently wrote and e-published a book, "The Book of Thieves," which explains how corporate greed destroyed a great nation, aided and abetted by the inattention of its people and a lack of regulation on the thieves.
"During the recent and lengthy power outage where I live in Connecticut, I found myself thinking about why it was taking so long to get the lights back on: corpora... More >>
The Austin chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) recently presented Dr. Gregory J. Vincent '83 with its highest honor, the DeWitty/Overton Freedom Award. Vincent is currently the vice president for the Division of Diversity and Community Engagement at The University of Texas at Austin.
"Dr. Gregory Vincent has been in the trenches since arriving in Aust... More >>
Vose Galleries, owned and operated by Bill Vose '64 and his family for six generations, was recently featured in The Magazine Antiques, a monthly arts publication that focuses on architecture, interior design, and fine and decorative arts.
The article, titled "Vose Galleries at 170," features Vose Galleries of Boston celebrating its 170th year in business, making it the oldest family-owned art ga... More >>
William Corbett Sr. '59 recently was the focus of a segment in the Floral Park Dispatch titled "Conversations with community leader Bill Corbett." Corbett has been extensively involved in the local community as former president of the Floral Park-Bellerose Young Republicans and current Citizen's Party Captain and Republican Committee member.
However, his life has not been lived exclusively in Flo... More >>
HWS Trustee Will Margiloff '92 will discuss "Entrepreneurism in Digital Marketing" as part of the Professionals in Residence series on Friday, Jan. 27 at 4:30 p.m. in Stern 303. Margiloff is CEO of IgnitionOne, and co-CEO and founder of IgnitionOne's parent company, Innovation Interactive. As such he is charged with the overall vision and strategic direction of IgnitionOne's services and Digital... More >>
Acting Dean of William Smith College and Professor of History Susanne McNally is not afraid to get dirty, as she clearly demonstrated on Saturday, Oct. 15 when she and her history class, "Food Systems in History," traveled to the local farm Bejo Seeds to help them harvest 25,000 pounds of cabbage for Food Link.
Far from letting her students do all the work, she demonstrated the correct method to ... More >>
Grace Gist '14 was given the chance to immerse herself in the Finger Lakes' rich history as an intern at one of the many unique museums in the area, the Seward House Museum.
Located in Auburn, N.Y., at the home of William H. Seward, a New York State Governor, U.S. Senator and Secretary of State to Presidents Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson, the Seward House Museum keeps the history of Seward a... More >>
Six members of Hobart and William Smith faculty, experts and active members of their respective fields, have received promotions. Jeffrey Anderson, of the anthropology department, has been made a full professor, and Michelle Iklé, of the dance department, Matthew Kadane, of the history department, Feisal Khan, of the economics department, Kristen Welsh, of the Russian Area Studies program, and Vi... More >>
Scott Mason'81, P'13 was appointed chair of Nixle, LLC.; the San Francisco-based company provides civilian messaging applications for local, state and federal law enforcement agencies.
In addition to his role at Nixle, Mason is the founder and president of Rubicon Wealth Management, LLC, of Bala Cynwyd, Pa. At Rubicon, Mason oversees business development, as well as establishes asset allocation s... More >>
Penry Price '91 was interviewed by Ad Age for his recent move from Google to startup Media6Degrees, where he is now president.
"There is probably never a good time to leave Google," says Price.
The article says, he "believes the next phase of ad relevance won't be tied to keywords as much as to personal relationships, and that's where Media6Degrees comes in. The company is predicated on the notio... More >>
