Centers & Resources
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Writing Center
Resources and individual writing conferences that help students become better writers at every levelOral Communication Center
Individual and group consultations designed to sharpen your oral communication skills -
Digital Resources
Find experts and digital tools at Burke Library's Research and Design Studio.
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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 -
Your career advisor works with you throughout your four years, helping you identify skills and interests and explore career options -
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 -
Hamilton’s student fellowships coordinator will guide you through the application process for undergraduate and postgraduate study, travel, research, and independent projects -
The health professions advisor can provide you with information and guidance in preparation in postgraduate study in medicine, dentistry, or another health profession -
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 -
Resources include academic counseling, transition support, and tutorials for students who present an alternate academic profile -
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 -
Special advising exists for students interested in engineering, business, or architecture as a career
Assistant Dean of Students for Accessibility Allen Harrison coordinates individualized accommodations and support services for any student who has a documented need
Supplements language curricula through direct technology-driven academic course support and peer tutoring
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
Personalized language instruction and academic tutoring for students who identify as multilingual
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
Individual and group consultations, workshops, and speaking competitions designed to sharpen oral communication across the curriculum
Drop-in, group, and individual tutoring services for introductory courses that meet Hamilton’s QSR requirement
Resources and individual writing conferences that help students become better writers at every level and in every discipline
Hamilton offers numerous options for internships and research that provide important ways to explore careers![community outreach and opportunity project icon](https://s3.amazonaws.com/mediacdn.hamilton.edu/images/1:1/500/cooppng.png?1614869640819")
The COOP sponsors community service opportunities, connecting Hamilton students with non-profit agencies in the Mohawk Valley
The DMC serves as a resource for exploring intersections between gender, race, culture, religion, sexuality, ability, socioeconomic class, and other facets of human difference
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
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
A resource that supports collaborative thinking, teaching, and research across the disciplines in the Humanities and beyond
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
As a residential liberal arts college, Hamilton recognizes and values the learning opportunities that occur when living with peers in a small community
As the leader of a student organization you’ll participate in basic leadership training and develop communication, budgeting, event-planning, and problem-solving skills
The Wellin Museum is a teaching tool and laboratory where students develop critical thinking and aesthetic discernment skills that serve them throughout their lives