All students are required to live on campus at Hobart and William Smith as part of the “Residential Education.” The colleges offer traditional residence halls, fraternities, townhouses, and theme houses so students can combat the monotony of a four year living situation. Housing options can be coed, single-sex, or substance free, and rooms are generally laid out in doubles, triples, or quads. The theme houses host students of common interest, with homes for performing arts students, writers, honors students, and even those with an interest in wildlife conservation.
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Mark Gearan is the president of Hobart and William Smith. Before being appointed to the position in 1999, he was the director of the Peace Corps in Washington DC. During the Clinton administration, Gearan served as the Assistant to the President and Director of Communications as well as Deputy Chief of Staff. During his time as president, he has overseen the expansion of the physical campus and is currently working on a $160 million Campaign for the Colleges. With his political and social connections he has brought many influential speakers to campus and also hosts a radio show on campus airwaves where he chats with well known personalities on-air.
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Willis Adcock (1944) helped develop the atomic bomb and invented the silicon transistor.
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Harry Coover (1941) invented super glue.
Alan Kalter (1964) is the announcer on The Late Show With David Letterman.
