Students graduate from Hamilton with all these abilities, as well as strong communications skills and a demonstrated ability to deal with quantitative problems. Faculty members work closely with students in a variety of course formats ranging from formal lectures to intimate seminars. In each, the focus is on a two-fold goal of improving students' competence in the subject matter while providing skills useful in the wider arenas of the College as a whole.

The majority of Hamilton students who choose mathematics do so because they find it interesting in its own right rather than because they need it for some other goal. An average of 25-35 students major in math each year divided equally among men and women.

Curriculum

Placement

Faculty

Alumni

Quantitative Literacy Center

Pictures from 2006 Senior Party

Pictures from 2005 Fall Picnic

Pictures from 2005 HRUMC

Pictures from 2004 Fall Picnic

Pictures from 2004 Senior Party

Pictures from reception for new majors 2004

Pictures from 2003 Fall Picnic

Pictures Around the Department Spring 03

Pictures from 2003 Senior Party

Pictures from 2002 Fall Picnic

Pictures from 2002 Senior Party

Pictures from 2002 Hudson River Undergraduate Mathematics Conference at Hamilton

Pictures from 2000 Hudson River Undergraduate Mathemetics Conference

Pictures from reception for new majors 2000

Pictures from reception for new majors 2002

For more information about the Mathematics Department at Hamilton College, call or write:

Tim Kelly, Chair
Mathematics Department
Hamilton College
198 College Hill Road
Clinton, NY 13323

(315) 859-4784
FAX: (315) 859-4687
e-mail: tkelly@hamilton.edu

 

Created by:
Richard Bedient
Last Modified: March 16, 1999