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Proceeds from the event directly benefit Hartwick’s student-athletes, helping provide expanded opportunities, upgraded resources and meaningful competitive experiences.

Two internationally renowned authorities on Edgar Allan Poe, one the author of an acclaimed biography of Edgar Allan Poe, and the other a renowned rare-book collector will speak.

The Meredith Sport Management Speaker Series brings prominent leaders to campus to engage with students, faculty and the community, reflecting Hartwick College’s commitment to academic excellence, real-world learning opportunities and its longstanding tradition of athletics.

The exhibition kicks off a series of programs at Hartwick College exploring the life, work and cultural impact of Edgar Allan Poe.

The lecture honors Leslie Rude, a former Hartwick College faculty member and administrator, for his passionate interests in political science and public speaking, and his commitment to public life.

In partnership with the Hanford Mills Museum, the Yager Museum will offer water-themed games, crafts and hands-on activities from Monday, Feb. 16, through Wednesday, Feb. 18. “World of Water” will run from 1 to 3 p.m. each day and is free and open to the public.

Hartwick ended the calendar year with one of its strongest fundraising finishes in recent history, generating meaningful momentum for the Together, We Soar campaign.

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects that occupational therapy and physical therapy will grow faster than average nationwide, with median annual salaries near $100,000.

The Anna Sonder Prize for Poetry was established in 1978 by the late Otto Sonder, professor emeritus of sociology. The College presents the prize annually under the auspices of the Academy of American Poets.

The show features the work of 126 students and includes 109 pieces of art, including a collaborative wire sculpture created by 27 students.