Center for Craft Food & Beverage
Offers quality testing for brewing raw materials, technical assistance, internships for Hartwick students, and professional development opportunities for small and mid-sized breweries, malthouses, farms, and other craft food and beverage producers.
Where knowledge is shared.
Joanne Dittes Yepsen ’80, former Mayor of Saratoga Springs, NY, visited campus as a guest speaker.
Pick a path that matters.
We believe an empowering curriculum prepares you to make a real impact after graduation.
Play reinforces passion.
We believe hard work is preparation to make a real impact.
$10,000+ Scholarships
We award academic merit scholarships in recognition of all you’ve accomplished.
Criminal Justice, Three-Year Degree Program
Salisbury Center, New York
“Hartwick has given me the experience of independent research, traveling to other countries, and the one-on-one attention needed to succeed in my classes.”
“My internships have helped me decide about future career paths and learn more about the community. As I go on, Hartwick faculty members are preparing me to further accomplish anything I want.”
Professor of Biology
“College students are not always independent learners at first, but by their senior year, our students often know things I don’t know. It’s a result of their digging deep in an area, working in collaboration with their faculty. That’s when we really become colleagues. To watch that development – to be part of it – is fantastic.”
“One of the best aspects of my job is the opportunity to know students as individuals and as scholars. We work together in class, in the lab, and in my office and I start to identify things in them. As they progress in their studies and encounter new fields, they might discover one pathway is not as engaging for them as they had thought. I can show them other pathways, but to do that, I have to take the time to get to know them.”
“I’m not here to deliver a lecture; it’s an interaction. I ask a question, they give answers, and that tells me something about the next question. I expect my students to make mistakes. When one does poorly on a test, we talk and develop strategies for changing how he or she approaches the work. Using successes or failures in the moment to inform your successes in the future – that’s what it’s all about.”
Political Science major; Pre-law Program
Attorney at Law, Cooper Erving & Savange LLP, Albany NY
“I am originally from Brazil. I was a member of the Hartwick soccer team. I am by nature a competitive person….I do not want to lose a case. Being a civil rights lawyer is a tough job. We need more people doing this work. When you win a case, it makes you feel so good. It keeps you going. If you want to make a difference in the life of 3-4 people, it’s worth it.”
“At Hartwick, there is an amazing group of people that can help you.”
