Molly Matthews

Hi, I am a recent graduate of Hobart and William Smith Colleges, where I majored in Writing and Rhetoric and minored in Media and Society, Studio Arts, and Classical Studies. I am looking for a career opportunity in which I can use my writing and analytical skills, as well as my creative side. I love conducting research and writing about topics that are new and interesting to me. I also love learning new skills, tools, and techniques that allow me to visually represent ideas. I have strong Adobe Photoshop and InDesign skills, built over the past four years of coursework. This portfolio features my writing, photography/digital art, and ads I have created for an advertising class.  

Writing Samples

Alpine Skiing becoming a Varsity Sport at HWS

In the Fall of 2021, Hobart and William Smith Colleges announced that there would be an addition of twelve new varsity sports over the next five years. Two of these will be Varsity Alpine Skiing teams for both Hobart and William Smith.

The school currently has a very successful club Alpine ski team with both men’s and women’s teams currently being run as one fully student-led program. They hold practices twice a week at Bristol Mountain Ski Resort in Canandaigua and compete in 14 races each sea

Docs 4 Patient Care Foundation

Healthcare is not a perfect system and the Docs 4 Patient Care Foundation, a non-profit led by Dr. Lee Gross MD, is working to find better solutions for the problems facing America. The Docs 4 Patient Care Foundation was founded by physicians who have worked in Direct Primary Care (DPC); these doctors have looked at the most significant issues with healthcare and have developed solutions. The biggest focus is on the price of healthcare. Many Americans struggle with how high the price of healthca

DeSoto Memorial Hospital

DeSoto Memorial Hospital, located in Acadia, Florida connected with Mitigate Partners by way of Dr. Lee Gross, to establish Direct to Provider contracts and a Direct Primary Care (DPC) plan for their employees, saving the hospital over a million dollars in health care costs.

These savings are especially meaningful to the 160 covered lives out of the 220 eligible employees.

Before working with Mitigate Partners, DeSoto Memorial was spending around $2.2 million a year on health plans for their e

Kinetic Dance Collective to Host Annual Performance November 12th and 13th

Need something to look forward to this semester? The Kinetic Dance Collective, previously known as the Koshare Dance Collective, will once again be putting on their annual performance at the Smith Opera House on November 12th and 13th. There will be 19 total dances in the show and a total of 102 dancers taking part.

While the name is different the group itself remains the same. A statement from the collective about the name change states:

“In the spring of this year, following the social awake

Is Going Vegan Worth the Effort?

Would you be willing to cut out aspects of your diet if it could increase your athletic ability and improve your overall health while decreasing your carbon footprint? If any of these things sound appealing to you, maybe the vegan diet is something to consider. The vegan diet is something many know about, whether they take part or not. The premise of the diet is to cut out all animal products. While cutting out animal products might seem like a big undertaking, there are now many plant-based alt

Common Spaces Closed Due to COVID-19

As of Feb. 22, the upper floors of Warren Hunting Smith Library and the Bristol Field House have reopened for HWS community use after closing on Feb. 5 for the campus pause. Many students were upset about these closings, as they further limited the services and spaces available to students during the pandemic.

Students were mainly concerned with having access to a study space conducive to productivity. A junior William Smith student, who wished to remain anonymous and regularly uses the Warren

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