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.
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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.
History major, Anthropology minor
Vice President of History Club
Bay Shore, New York
“My love of history originated from the chance to dive deeper into my personal ethnic background, as well as others’ backgrounds. Studying history can take you on so many different avenues because there is so much to learn from so many perspectives.”
“I thought it was important to have an organization on campus for like-minded individuals to have a place to bring their ideas and discuss historical happenings as well as recent events. The History Club offers this without holding students to any expectations or requirements which allows for so many more students to join.”
Assistant Professor of Biology
“I’m an alumna who returned to Hartwick to teach in the Biology Department in 2017. I really loved being a student at Hartwick. I liked the campus, the professors, and the student activities and clubs. Now I feel fortunate that I can give today’s students the same research and learning opportunities that I received. I study environmental microbiology with a focus on extreme environments. My students are working to grow and characterize microbes from the hot springs, fresh water lakes, and the deep ocean.”
“This year one of my students, Hailey Pooler ’19, won the Freedman Prize and received research funds for our student-faculty collaborative research. We will work to understanding microbial biofilm production on subsurface rocks. Another student, John McBeth ’18 worked with me to examine microbial DNA to better understand why cyanobacteria blooms occur in a lake, while Ravishankar Ishmael ’19 is working to build genomes from DNA that was extracted from a California Hot Spring.”
Business Administration major with a focus on marketing and entrepreneurship, Millstone Township, New Jersey
“I come from a small town in New Jersey. I played soccer all four years at Hartwick and have been involved in countless organizations on campus. Hartwick helped me land an internship at Logowise, a marketing company in Binghamton, which later turned into a full time job after graduation!”
“Hartwick is more than just a college, it’s a tight knit family that for four years gives you every opportunity and more to be the best that you can be. The relationships I have built with my peers, the faculty and coaches here at Hartwick are ones that will last a lifetime.”
“I was able to spend J Term in Italy studying international marketing two years ago, and this past spring I had the once in a lifetime chance to go to Spain and play soccer through our program! Hartwick is everything I have ever wanted and more!”
