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<em>Watches Without Time</em> by Matt Zeller '04

How to Win the War on Terror

Matt Zeller '04 Chronicles Time in Afghanistan

February 8, 2013 

Seamlessly and loquaciously describing his experiences as an embedded combat advisor, Hamilton alumnus Matt Zeller ’04 returned to the Hill on Feb. 7 to present a sobering yet inspirational recounting of his service in Afghanistan and the lessons he learned there.

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Edward S. Walker '62 and Max Currier '10

2010 Edition of Insights Published

Currier '10 Wins Levitt Prize in Social Science Writing

June 3, 2010 
The spring 2010 edition of Insights, the journal that features the best of undergraduate social science research papers at Hamilton, has been published by the Levitt Center. Edited and refereed by students and Associate Professor of Government P. Gary Wyckoff, Insights features articles by J. Max Currier '10, Lauren Howe '13, Richard Maass '12 and Julie Melowsky '11. More ...

Panel Debates Current Situation in Afghanistan

March 2, 2010 
The United States has occupied Afghanistan since October of 2001, when the U.S. and Great Britain launched an offensive against the Taliban in response to the September 11 terrorist attacks. In the eight years that the conflict has endured, the U. S. has made relatively little progress in establishing social or political order. In the March 1 panel discussion, “The Way Forward in Afghanistan,” experts debated the current situation in Afghanistan and the ways in which the United States military could improve its handling of the conflict. More ...
Ned Walker '62, Max Currier '10 and Matthew Zeller '04.

Former U.S. Ambassador Walker '62, Zeller '04 and Currier '10 to Discuss Afghanistan

February 26, 2010 
Hamilton College will host a panel discussion, “The Way Forward in Afghanistan,” on Monday, March 1, at 7:30 p.m., in the Kirner-Johnson Auditorium. Panelists will include former U.S. Ambassador and Christian A. Johnson Distinguished Professor of Global Political Theory Ned Walker ’62, First Lieutenant Matthew Zeller ‘04, and Hamilton student Max Currier ‘10. The discussion is free and open to the public. More ...
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