Centers & Resources
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Writing Center
Resources and individual writing conferences that help students become better writers at every levelOral Communication Center
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Digital Resources
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Levitt Public Affairs Center
Engage in public affairs through research, service-learning, lectures, and practice
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Your first point of contact for many questions, your ALEX advisor will introduce you to the resources, services, and programs that will support you throughout your four years
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Your career advisor works with you throughout your four years, helping you identify skills and interests and explore career options
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Your faculty advisor will focus with you on your top priority — your academic program — working closely with you to create an educational plan matched to your interests, strengths, and goals
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Hamilton’s student fellowships coordinator will guide you through the application process for undergraduate and postgraduate study, travel, research, and independent projects
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The health professions advisor can provide you with information and guidance in preparation in postgraduate study in medicine, dentistry, or another health profession
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The coordinator for international student services can identify the appropriate resource in the areas of language, writing, cultural adjustment, or in specific subject areas that may present a new challenge
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Resources include academic counseling, transition support, and tutorials for students who present an alternate academic profile
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Students interested in entering law school are advised and assisted by the Prelaw Committee composed of faculty members and the associate director of the Career Center
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Special advising exists for students interested in engineering, business, or architecture as a career
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Assistant Dean of Students for Accessibility Allen Harrison coordinates individualized accommodations and support services for any student who has a documented need
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Supplements language curricula through direct technology-driven academic course support and peer tutoring
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Library & Information Technology Services
A variety of services ranging from computing advice to personalized assistance with major research projects. Professional staff and peer tutors provide guidance in using library resources, creating multimedia presentations and more
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Personalized language instruction and academic tutoring for students who identify as multilingual
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OP Academic Center for Excellence
The Academic Center for Excellence provides students with individual or group coaching to build study skills, help with coursework, grammar review and English conversation tables
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Individual and group consultations, workshops, and speaking competitions designed to sharpen oral communication across the curriculum
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Quantitative & Symbolic Reasoning Center
Drop-in, group, and individual tutoring services for introductory courses that meet Hamilton’s QSR requirement
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Resources and individual writing conferences that help students become better writers at every level and in every discipline
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Hamilton offers numerous options for internships and research that provide important ways to explore careers
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Community Outreach & Opportunity Project (COOP)
The COOP sponsors community service opportunities, connecting Hamilton students with non-profit agencies in the Mohawk Valley
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The DMC serves as a resource for exploring intersections between gender, race, culture, religion, sexuality, ability, socioeconomic class, and other facets of human difference
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Faculty-Led Experiential Learning
Taking what you learn in the classroom and applying it to real-world setting enhances your skills and helps guide the path you’ll choose after graduation
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Global Learning (Off-Campus Study)
Our international and domestic off-campus study programs will provide you with new perspectives and new ways to challenge yourself. About two-thirds of our students study off campus before graduating
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A resource that supports collaborative thinking, teaching, and research across the disciplines in the Humanities and beyond
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A resource for students interested in developing the knowledge and skills needed to understand and address persistent social problems in innovative, effective, and ethical ways
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As a residential liberal arts college, Hamilton recognizes and values the learning opportunities that occur when living with peers in a small community
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Student Activities & Leadership Development
As the leader of a student organization you’ll participate in basic leadership training and develop communication, budgeting, event-planning, and problem-solving skills
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The Wellin Museum is a teaching tool and laboratory where students develop critical thinking and aesthetic discernment skills that serve them throughout their lives