Faculty Spotlight

Carr ’06 shares her love of introducing microbiology to her students.

Johnson shares research opportunities and her unique interests to help students build skills.

Dr. Kevin Schultz, Physics department chair, brought back his annual Principles of Physics lab, which involves students launching air-pumped rockets across the field.

Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice Dr. Cheryl L. Johnson analyzes the critical issues of culture, adoption, and a sense of belonging that affect the growth and development of a subset of multiethnic children.

Assistant Professor of Literature, Media, and Writing Tessa Yang celebrates the publication of her first collection of short stories. “The Runaway Restaurant: Stories”.

Lauren Kutch ’22 builds confidence in her nursing skills in the Clark Simulation Lab.

Zach Craft ’23 leverages his passion for fishing in an undergraduate research project made possible by his professor.

Part of teaching is not only using your intellect to impart wisdom on your students, but educating from your own lived experiences.

Occupational Health and Safety Manager Osamede (Osa) Evbuomwan saw a need at Hartwick. As an individual dedicated to safety, he’s naturally observant and predisposed to find solutions to tough problems.

Hartwick’s January Term is a distinctive, three-week term that often includes international study or concentrated research. Whether it’s an urban center in Ghana, a stage in London, or museums in Italy, Hawks spend the month immersing themselves in new ways of learning in completely new settings.