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Please join us for a presentation by Professor of History John Eldevik and Senior Research and Community Engagement Librarian Kristin Strohmeyer on their collaboration on the Subject Guide to Medieval and Renaissance Studies.  This lunchtime series highlights the creative partnerships between Hamilton College faculty and LITS Instructional Designers and Research Librarians. We’ll explore innovative approaches to pedagogy and course design by spotlighting one assignment, course, or project from the past academic year—presented in collaboration w...

Alyce Englund, Associate Curator of American Decorative Arts, American Wing, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, will give a lecture entitled: "The American Wing at 100"    In 2024, the iconic American Wing at The Metropolitan Museum of Art celebrated its 100th anniversary with a series of gallery reinstallations, interpretive realignment, and strategic collection development. The new arrangement of painting, sculpture, and decorative art in the American Wing shines alongside commentary from community partners, contemporary interventions, and vigne...

This Synthesis Charrette will be bringing together ideas from the Open Curriculum 2.0, Democracy & Imagination, and Creative Campus & "What If" Thematic Charrettes.

Join 88.7 WHCL FM on the steps of Burke Library for Reading Man, a music festival featuring your favorite student bands—Shrimp Exit and Loose Change—as well as WHCL's very own reading man. 

Please join us for a lecture by Dr. Robert Spoo, Princeton University, entitled, Ezra Pound’s Cantos, Literary Piracy, and Marital Monopoly. Ezra Pound, author of the major modern poem The Cantos, had a mixed view of literary piracy. On the one hand, he condemned it; on the other, he saw it as a way of expanding readerships and disseminating writings across borders. When his own late sequence, Drafts & Fragments of Cantos CX-CXVII (1968), was pirated in a mimeograph format by Ed Sanders of New York, he was too old and frail to respond. But Draf...

Join our Air Dry Clay Charm Workshop to celebrate the upcoming Fall Break!Take your personalized necklace with you - bring it back home, decorate your dorm, or give it to friends!

Build a lifelong living and learning experience for Hamilton students that dramatically improves outcomes for thriving in lives of meaning, purpose, and active citizenship.  Each charrette is an intensive, collaborative workshop that brings together a diverse group of participants to generate ideas, address challenges, and design potential solutions. Day 1 is dedicated to exploring the topic and brainstorming ideas and strategies related to it.

Build a lifelong living and learning experience for Hamilton students that dramatically improves outcomes for thriving in lives of meaning, purpose, and active citizenship.  Each charrette is an intensive, collaborative workshop that brings together a diverse group of participants to generate ideas, address challenges, and design potential solutions. Day 2 is dedicated to prototyping and testing the ideas and strategies that were generated on Day 1.

The lunch series, “Celebrating Faculty and Staff Achievements,” features new scholarship from 2020 to present by faculty and staff authors, and is sponsored by Ngoni Munemo, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the Faculty, and Joe Shelley, Vice President for Library and Information Technology Services. Please join us for a presentation by DJ Schuldt, LITS Special Collections Education and Outreach Librarian, on his project, “Print and Probability” . Lunch will be provided. 

Reimagine experiential and community-based learning to differentiate Hamilton’s student experience and demonstrate the value and impact of liberal arts institutions for the public. Each charrette is an intensive, collaborative workshop that brings together a diverse group of participants to generate ideas, address challenges, and design potential solutions. Day 1 is dedicated to exploring the topic and brainstorming ideas and strategies related to it.