Campaign

Raymond “Larry” Miller ’73, PM ’24 has been a driving force behind the College’s Together, We Soar campaign.

Oiram Duenas-Valles ’27 traveled to Japan to complete an internship and Abbey Bailey ’29 found herself crossing the Atlantic to spend J Term in South Africa.

This unprecedented success was due to the efforts of a great many volunteers and thousands of generous donors. Those at its helm formed a tightly knit Campaign Committee that approached its role with commitment and creativity.

The investment will support instruction, including faculty, clinical adjuncts and program operations, while also establishing named nursing scholarships.

The scholarships represent the highest academic distinction at Hartwick College.

The day welcomed more than 100 first-time donors, an encouraging sign of growing engagement and a strengthening culture of philanthropy across the Hartwick community.

Half of the Class of ’25 is comprised of recruited athletes, and roughly 40% of all Hartwick undergraduates play at least one intercollegiate sport.

We would love to have a formidable section of Hartwick fans in Carnegie Hall this March!

Decades of alumni have journeyed to faraway lands, and nearly every time they come back profoundly influenced.

President-elect Laurel Bongiorno, who currently serves as vice president of academic affairs and provost, was alongside President Mullen to share her vision for the College’s future.