HQ Function

The central hub for all academic, administrative, student life, and residential activities of Hamilton College.

Notable Features:

The campus features a blend of historic and modern architecture, including the iconic Chapel, the Burke Library, the Wellin Museum of Art, the Kirner-Johnson Building, state-of-the-art science facilities in the Taylor Science Center, and extensive athletic facilities. Historic sites like the Kirkland Cottage (original 1792 schoolhouse) are also preserved.

Work Culture:

For faculty and staff, Hamilton offers a collaborative and intellectually stimulating environment focused on student success, academic excellence, and a strong sense of community. The culture supports open discourse, pedagogical innovation, and a commitment to liberal arts education.

HQ Significance:

As the primary location for Hamilton's educational mission for over two centuries, the campus is the heart of its residential learning community, designed to foster critical thinking, effective communication, and personal growth.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus design, architecture, and atmosphere reflect Hamilton's commitment to a close-knit residential community, intellectual exploration (as seen in its open curriculum), appreciation for arts and culture, and the integration of its historic legacy with progressive educational practices.

Location:

Hamilton College fosters a global perspective through extensive off-campus study programs spanning numerous countries across six continents. The college actively recruits international students, contributing to a diverse campus community. Faculty engage in international research collaborations and scholarly activities. Hamilton's global reach is further extended by a widespread and active alumni network around the world, supporting students and graduates.

Street Address:

198 College Hill Road

City:

Clinton

State/Province:

New York

Country:

USA