Hobart and William Smith Colleges Executive and Leadership Team

Isabella Daniels, the Co-President, Guiding Eyes for the Blind Club at Hobart and William Smith Colleges, coordinates community outreach and service-oriented programming. Managing volunteer recruitment and training, the Co-President, Guiding Eyes for the Blind Club facilitates partnerships with regional organizations to promote accessibility and awareness. This leadership role involves organizing campus events that highlight the importance of service and inclusivity within the broader student body. By fostering a culture of empathy, Isabella Daniels strengthens the connection between the student population and the local community. The Co-President, Guiding Eyes for the Blind Club also manages administrative logistics to ensure the sustainability of club activities. Through dedicated advocacy, Daniels advances the mission of the organization while providing students with meaningful opportunities for civic engagement. This commitment to service reflects the core values of the institution, ensuring that students contribute positively to society while developing essential leadership capabilities.

Brooke Donnelly, the President of HWS Christian Fellowship at Hobart and William Smith Colleges, leads spiritual programming and community-building initiatives. Overseeing weekly gatherings and discussion groups, the President of HWS Christian Fellowship creates a supportive environment for students to explore faith and personal growth. This leadership role involves coordinating guest speakers and service projects that align with the values of the fellowship. By facilitating open dialogue, Brooke Donnelly encourages intellectual and spiritual development among the student body. The President of HWS Christian Fellowship also manages organizational resources to ensure consistent engagement across the campus. Through consistent outreach, Donnelly strengthens the fellowship's presence and impact within the diverse academic community. This dedication to fostering a welcoming space supports the holistic development of students, ensuring that the fellowship remains a vital component of the campus experience while promoting inclusivity and mutual respect among all participants.

Tay Rossi, the President of HWS Democrats at Hobart and William Smith Colleges, directs political discourse and civic engagement activities. Managing voter registration drives and campus debates, the President of HWS Democrats ensures that students remain informed about current policy issues and electoral processes. This leadership role involves organizing events that promote active participation in the democratic system. By facilitating connections with local political figures, Tay Rossi expands the reach of the organization and encourages meaningful dialogue on campus. The President of HWS Democrats also oversees the planning of advocacy campaigns that address social and economic concerns relevant to the student population. Through strategic coordination, Rossi drives the organization's efforts to influence campus culture and promote civic responsibility. This commitment to political education supports the institution's goal of preparing students for active citizenship and leadership in a complex, global society.

William Eddy, the President at Hobart and William Smith Colleges, executes the overarching strategic vision and institutional mission. Overseeing all academic and administrative departments, the President ensures the long-term financial health and operational success of the institution. This leadership role involves collaborating with the Board of Trustees to set priorities for campus development, faculty recruitment, and student success initiatives. By championing the value of a liberal arts education, William Eddy strengthens the college's reputation within the competitive higher education landscape. The President also manages external relations, engaging with alumni and donors to secure resources for future growth. Through decisive leadership, Eddy drives the implementation of policies that enhance the student experience and promote academic excellence. This comprehensive oversight guarantees that the institution remains a leader in providing high-quality education, fostering a vibrant community that prepares graduates for success in their professional and personal lives.

Alfred Damiano, the Vice President, Strategic Initiatives & Chief Information Officer at Hobart and William Smith Colleges, directs the digital infrastructure and long-term technological roadmap. Overseeing campus-wide information systems, the Vice President, Strategic Initiatives & Chief Information Officer ensures seamless integration of academic tools and administrative platforms. This leadership role involves architecting secure data environments to support the diverse educational programs offered by the institution. By modernizing network capabilities, Alfred Damiano optimizes operational efficiency across the Geneva campus. The Vice President, Strategic Initiatives & Chief Information Officer also collaborates with academic departments to implement innovative software solutions that enhance student learning outcomes. Through the alignment of technology with institutional goals, Damiano drives the digital transformation necessary for maintaining a competitive edge in higher education. This strategic oversight guarantees robust support for faculty research and student development initiatives throughout the academic year.