Alumna provides access to education

William Smith alum Courtney Archer-Buckmire '04 has carried her passion for education as well as her experiences at the Colleges into the workforce. As a member of Achievement First, a non-profit character management organization in Brooklyn, N.Y., Archer-Buckmire helps to provide programs that educate inner city children. "I hope that I am providing st...  More >>

Trustee Wasserman Receives Appointment

At the recent international meeting of the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology (AAAAI), Dr. Richard Wasserman '70, a member of the HWS Board of Trustees, was installed as a member of the AAAAI Board of Directors, a position voted on by the Academy's membership. He will serve a four-year term. The AAAAI is the largest professional medical o...  More >>

Running for Embrace It Africa

Along with the lessons learned through my formal education, I feel that I also graduated with an understanding of the importance of being an engaged citizen," says Hobart alumnus Dave Haughey '09. As a Hobart student, Haughey majored in biochemistry while exploring a variety of other courses and taking the opportunity to study abroad in Ireland. Today, as a strong supporter of and fundraiser for Embrace It Africa, he is still branching out into new directions. Embrace It Africa is an organizat...  More >>

McKenna Earns Scholarship to Tanzania

William Smith alum Jesse McKenna '08 was recently named a 2010 recipient of the Sara's Wish Foundation scholarship, given in the name of Sara Schewe to support safe and rewarding adventures for students when studying abroad. The scholarship will help McKenna pay for her return trip to Tanzania, a country she traveled to upon graduation from Hobart and Wi...  More >>