Individualized accommodations and academic support through the Dean of Students Office for qualified students with disabilities

Guidance in developing skills in self-assessment, career exploration, résumé preparation, interviewing and uncovering job leads that empower students to manage their paths after graduation

A central resource for exploring intersections among gender, race, culture, religion, sexuality, ability, socioeconomic class and other facets of human difference

A place where digital resources, methods and tools are used to promote humanities-based teaching, research and scholarship across the liberal arts

Personalized language instruction and academic tutoring for students whose first language is not English

Guidance and information for students interested in medicine, dentistry or other health professions

A resource that supports collaborative thinking, teaching, and research across the disciplines in the Humanities and beyond

Supplements language curricula through direct technology-driven academic course support and peer tutoring

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

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.

Information about Hamilton programs in the Adirondacks, Boston, China, France, India, New York, Spain and Washington, D.C., plus other locations throughout the world

Resources about academic counseling, transition support and tutorials for students who present an alternate academic profile

One-on-one tutoring, group consultations and seminars designed to sharpen oral communication skills across the curriculum; credit-bearing courses in applied communications

Information about funding for undergraduate and postgraduate study, travel, research and independent projects

Guidance and information for students interested in pursuing careers in law

Tutoring support for students in introductory-level courses containing a mathematics/quantitative component

A teaching space and creative laboratory where students are encouraged to ask questions, make connections between disciplines and develop visual literacy skills critical to life and learning

Resources and individual writing conferences that help students become better writers at every level and in every discipline