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Hobart and William Smith Colleges, Geneva, New York. 19,450 likes · 240 talking about this · 57,527 were here. Hobart and William Smith are independent, student-centered liberal arts colleges...
This site searches the finding aids (guides) for Hobart and William Smith Colleges' archival and manuscript collections. The Colleges Archives collection preserves the institutional records and official publications of the Colleges, as well as materials that pertain to the history of the Colleges, or that have particular relevance to the institution documenting, in part, the Colleges' social ...
The Colleges enjoy a rich heritage based on a two-college system rooted in interdisciplinary teaching and research. Originally founded as two separate colleges (Hobart for men in 1822 and William Smith for women in 1908), HWS now operates under a coordinate college system. All students share the same campus, faculty, administration and curriculum.
Hobart and William Smith Colleges trace their history back to frontier times when the Geneva Academy was opened in the town of Geneva in New York state in 1796. The academy was later to close but was reopened as Geneva College by Bishop Hobart in 1822 with funding from Trinity Church in New York city. The William Smith College for Women was founded in 1908 as a coordinate, non-sectarian women ...
Welcome tothe Department ofMathematicsandComputer Science. Lansing Hall. (315) 781-3586. hao@hws.edu. A combined Department of Mathematics and Computer Science at Hobart and William Smith Colleges, with ten full-time faculty and a history of innovative teaching and the promotion of independent learning.
Hobart and William Smith belong to a number of consortia and partner with multiple colleges and universities on numerous projects that expand the level of services offered to our campus as well as create efficiencies and cost savings. Consortia include: Recently completed projects and projects underway with various consortia partners include ...
About The Colleges. Founded as two separate colleges, Hobart for men in 1822 and William Smith for women in 1908, Hobart and William Smith Colleges preserve their own identities while benefitting from a shared campus, faculty, administration and curriculum. The Colleges are distinctive for providing highly individualized educations.
