“Students in the bachelor's completion programs are so impressive,” Fortier said. "They are balancing multiple responsibilities between their schoolwork, home life and careers. Working with each one to achieve their individual goals is incredibly rewarding.”

Do you have a favorite memory of Windy Hill? Or newspaper clippings or photos? If so, we invite you to share them with communications@colby-sawyer.edu. 

“The past couple of years at Colby-Sawyer have shown me that if you pursue the things that would make your childhood self happy, you'll always find yourself fulfilled.”

Celebrate Windy Hill’s first 50 years, as well as the life-changing Niblack Nursing Scholarships, and alumna Kim Walleston St. Lawrence's science fiction novel. 

“Together, they have created a lasting legacy that has impacted every student-athlete, staff member and coach they have worked with," said Jen McKillop. "We are incredibly excited to celebrate these two remarkable men.” 

“I look forward to contributing to the college's ongoing evolution and transformative impact on students," said Williams, who earned the Jack Jensen Award for Excellence in Teaching in 2016.

“This remarkable gift [from the Niblacks] opens doors for aspiring nurses who might otherwise be unable to pursue their calling,” said Peter White, dean of the School of Nursing & Health Sciences. “This generosity strengthens not only our students, but also the health and vitality of the regions they will serve.”