We encourage you to contact us with any questions or concerns.
Burke Library - 3rd Floor
helpdesk@hamilton.edu
859-4181
859-4185 - fax
The social and extracurricular activities on a campus play an important part in making a more complete educational experience, and technology can play an important role in creating and managing these social communities. Therefore, it is important to understand and appreciate the tools that facilitate electronic communities on campus, allowing for greater communication, interaction, and integration within the broad campus milieu.
Over 97% of our students have their own computer connected to the campus network.
College computers are accessible to students in maintained by Information Technology Services and academic departments. Close faculty/student interaction is a hallmark of an education at Hamilton, and one of the ways that this work is facilitated is by the use of technological tools.
All students use e-mail on a regular basis, either from their own machine or through computers accessible to students in around campus. In addition, the My Hamilton portal allows students to customize their information needs.
Yes, students are provided with space on the campus web server, as well as network storage space that can be used to transfer or back up files.
Yes, the campus website contains for students and all college employees. The directories contain office locations, e-mail addresses, and telephone numbers.
Yes, members of the Hamilton community are expected to follow the guidelines. These guidelines are reviewed annually by the Committee on Information Technology.
Information about is accessible through our website and through our campus.
Yes, all have a website. Many use this as a way to keep their members informed of activities.
