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The "Perks" of HamiltonLittle Things Add to Quality of Work LifeSeptember 8, 2004 There are many benefits to working at Hamilton – paid holidays and vacations, a beautiful campus setting, comfortable offices with nearby parking, college-supplemented health insurance plans and tuition benefits for employees and families. But how about those other “perks” that we sometimes take for granted – or don’t know about? As a service to the many new employees at Hamilton – and as a reminder to the veterans – we’re publishing a list of the Top 10… More ... 
Renowned Speakers to Visit Hamilton During Fall SemesterAuthors, Policymakers and Activists Are Among Upcoming Lecturers
September 7, 2004
The fall semester at Hamilton is just beginning but you might want to mark your calendars for the following upcoming events. A number of world-renowned authors, policymakers and activists will be lecturing on the Hill. Starting with educator/author Jonathan Kozol on September 16, Hamilton will welcome authors Ron Chernow, Dorothy Allison and Christopher Dickey, writer/commentator Frank Deford, economist Alice Rivlin and the Honorable William J. Clinton, 42nd president of the United States. |
College Store Book Club Interested in joining a book club? Book club meetings will be once a month in Bristol Center hosted by your College Store. If you are interested in joining email the College Store at hambooks@hamilton.edu for more details. Wellness Programs The following wellness programs are being offered on campus this fall: Noon Hour Aerobics - Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, starting on Monday, September 13, in the Alumni Gym. Led by Cameo Voltz and Lisa Magnarelli, you will get the most out of your lunch hour with a combination of aerobics, step and kick-boxing. Yoga/Pilates Class – Tuesdays, starting Sept. 21 through Oct. 26 in the Events Barn from 5 to 6:15 p.m. This is a perfect way to end a stressful day and to learn strengthening, relaxation and stretching techniques from Michelle Hughes, a certified yoga and Pilates instructor. The cost is $15 per person for a six-week session. A minimum of 15 participants is required in order to offer this program. Weight Watchers At Work - Wednesdays in the Assembly Room (located on the third floor of Bristol Center) at noon. The next session will start on Wednesday, Sept. 8 and continue through Oct. 27. If you need some motivation and new ideas for eating healthy and losing weight, Weight Watchers now offers two choices of programs. The current Weight Watchers At Work group has lost more than 300 pounds and more than half of the members are already onto a maintenance program! This is a cost and time-effective way of participating in Weight Watchers and a great way to get started on a weight loss program that works. The cost is $85 for new members, $80 for current members and $72 for lifetime members (not within 5 pounds of their goal weight). If you are interested in participating in any of these wellness programs, please contact Personnel Services, (vpalmer) ext. 4302.
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