Debraggio 2016 Hamilton College Established 1812 Brenda C

Debraggio, (2016) Hamilton College Established 1812 Brenda C. Davis Penn State World Campus Prepared for HIED 545, Prof Nayor

Hamilton College History • 1794 -Founded as Hamilton-Oneida Academy • 1812 - Chartered as Hamilton College • The third college established in New York State. • 1968 – Kirkland College, Hamilton‘s sister institution was formed • 1978 - Hamilton and Kirkland merged

Classification Debraggio, (2016) • Hamilton is a Baccalaureate College: Arts & Sciences focus • Private, not for profit, four year college • Full time, undergraduate students only • Currently 1850 students • Small, more selective, residential college with lower transfer- in rate

Rankings • 14 th National Liberal Arts Colleges Rankings in US News and World Report • 12 th Best Undergraduate Teaching • 18 th High School Counselor Rankings • 18 th Best Value School • 11 th Best Colleges for Veterans Debraggio, (2016)

Organizational Chart Board of Trustees President Director of Diversity and Inclusion VP for Student Affairs and Dean of Students VP for Communication and Development VP for Academic Affairs and Dean of Faculty VP for Libraries and Information Technology VP and Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid VP of Administration and Finance (S. Pavlik, Personal Communication, June 29 , 2016)

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Summary Hamilton’s Motto, “KNOW THYSELF”

References • Debraggio, M. (2016) Graphic Identity Style Guide. Retrieved from https: //www. hamilton. edu/styleguides/graphicidentity/college-seal • Debraggio, M. (2016) Facts about Hamilton. Retrieved from http: //www. Hamilton. edu/facts • Debraggio, M. (2016) History of the College. Retrieved from https: //www. hamilton. edu/history/full • Debraggio, M. (2016) Need -blind information. Retrieved from https: //www. hamilton. edu/needblind • Wilson, R. Endowments. com. Retrieved from http: //endowments. com/hamilton-college/ • How U. S. News Calculated the 2016 Best Colleges Rankings (2016) U. S. News and World Report. Retrieved from http: //www. usnews. com/education/best-colleges/articles/how-us-newscalculated-the-rankings • Indiana University Center for Postsecondary Research (n. d. ). The Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education, 2015 edition, Bloomington, IN: Author. • National Liberal Arts Colleges Rankings (2016) U. S. News and World Report. Retrieved from http: //colleges. usnews. rankingsandreviews. com/best-colleges/rankings/nationalliberal-arts-colleges