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For first-year students, the weekend set the stage for what lies ahead and reflected the reasons many chose the College.

The new major prepares graduates to meet the growing demand for skilled teachers, coaches and fitness professionals.

Each fall, as they begin their academic journey at Hartwick College, new students take part in one of the College’s most meaningful and enduring traditions: signing the Matriculation Book during Opening Convocation.

More than 70 percent of selected Gilman Scholars come from rural areas and small towns across the United States, and 55 percent are first-generation college students.

The interdisciplinary experience provided both nursing interns and medical residents with the opportunity to work side by side in realistic care settings, thereby gaining essential collaboration and decision-making skills.

For many, the summer visit helped set the tone for a confident and well-prepared transition to college life.

The five-year, quarter-million-dollar match challenge has been made by Hartwick College Trustee Raymond “Larry” Miller ’73.

Guided by the theme “Striking a Balance,” the week aligned closely with Hartwick’s Life Balance College philosophy, emphasizing student wellness, purpose-driven education and meaningful preparation for life after college.

For as long as they could remember, Billie Metcalf ‘25 had thought about “The Beast.”