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The event featured presentations by undergraduate and graduate students, faculty, and researchers from across Upstate New York and as far away as the University of Rzeszów in Poland.

The Winifred D. Wandersee Scholar-in-Residence award is designed to encourage the activity of scholarship in the context of a liberal arts college through financial support and course release.

Nominations were solicited through a short survey sent to students and employees on both the SUNY Oneonta and Hartwick College campuses.

National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) visiting associate professor, specializes in comparative literature, film and visual culture, with a particular focus on Turkish and global migrant cultural productions, and critical theory.

Associate professor of psychology and department chair, knows that research isn’t just about what goes on in the lab

Each recipient earns a substantial tuition grant and a place among those who represent the very best of Hartwick College.

The Alpha Gamma associate chapter is not only the first chapter of the multicultural sorority in Upstate New York but is also the only active chapter in the state.

Established in 1929, the Kellogg Oratory Competition resembles in character the now iconic “last lecture series”.

The award was established to challenge students to excel academically while becoming informed, engaged citizens in a democracy.

Hartwick College will confer degrees to roughly 225.