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Hamilton's New Graphic Identity

College Unveils New "Signature"

Hamilton's Graphic Identity

September 4, 2002  After more than a year in the making, Hamilton unveiled a new graphic identity this summer and began the year-long process of implementing the College’s new signature. The new identity features the wordmark "Hamilton," a stylized cupola of the Chapel and a horizontal line above the wordmark to support the cupola. More ...

Students gathered outside Root Hall as the Chapel bells were rung on Sept. 11.

A Day of Remembrance; A Day of Service

September 11 and 12 Activities at Hamilton College

September 11, 2002  A year after the tragic events of September 11, 2001, the Hamilton College community will remember those who died with a candlelight vigil and the ringing of the Chapel bell. September 12 will be devoted to citizenship and community service—"The Spirit of September 12." Hamilton College President Eugene Tobin said, "September 11 changed us forever. Let the spirit of September 12 shape the future." More ...

The Spirit of September 12

Giving the Hamilton Way

September 4, 2002  Before we could even begin to comprehend the magnitude of the tragedy, before the grieving or healing processes had time to begin, Americans woke up on the morning of September 12 with a new spirit of compassion. More ...

Percussion orchestra Spoken Hand will perform in February.

2002-03 Performing Arts Season Announced

Discounted Tickets for Hamilton Employees

August 27, 2002  The Performing Arts at Hamilton College announces an exciting roster of world-class professional performances for its 2002-03 season. From early music on period instruments to cutting-edge drama, the Classical Connections and Contemporary Voices and Visions Series have something that everyone will enjoy. All performances are general admission, begin at 8 p.m., and are held at Wellin Hall in the Schambach Center for Music and the Performing Arts on the Hamilton college campus, unless otherwise noted. Employees may purchase tickets for $10/performance, or $30 for any combination of five performances. More ...

News Briefs

BUS SERVICES COME TO HAMILTON

Effective August 26, the Utica Transit Authority began servicing the Hamilton College campus, thanks to the work of Tara Day, support service coordinator for the ACCESS Project.

The pick up and drop off location is the front of ELS.  The buses run regularly from about 6 a.m. to 6:30 p.m., Monday through Friday and 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m., Saturdays.  The campus is serviced by different routes and buses run to Sangertown Square, New Hartford Shopping Center and Union Station.

The fee schedule is based on the number of zones a rider travels through ($1.00 base rate), but the maximum cost from Union Station to Clinton is $1.65 one way.  Riders can purchase a block of discounted rides.

Copies of the schedule are available from Tara Day, ext. 4249, or Personnel Services, ext. 4302.

TIAA-CREF REPRESENTATIVE TO BE ON CAMPUS

Tom Kelly from TIAA-CREF will be on campus to provide individual counseling sessions on Thursday and Friday, October 3 and 4.  These individual sessions will be held in the office of Personnel Services, located on the second floor of the Philip Spencer House.   All College employees are encouraged to take advantage of this opportunity to confidentially discuss current investment strategies and to receive guidance on how to meet your long-term investment goals.  Tom is prepared to address questions about asset allocation as well as general retirement planning issues. If you would like to schedule a personal appointment, call Julie Wagner, ext 4302.