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Faculty in the Community


Hamilton faculty participate in the surrounding communities in a number of ways; they are school board members, serve on Boards of Directors of local non-profit agencies, bring their teaching to local schools, and volunteers in community activities.  Faculty also use expertise and research agendas to add to the knowledge base in areas that are of interest to local communities.

Paul Hagstrom, Economics
Hagstrom attended the University of Wisconsin where he earned his master's and Ph.D. Since coming to Hamilton in 1991, Hagstrom has published many papers, mainly focusing on his interest and teaching field "The Economics of Poverty." Currently he is working on research on "The Economic Impact of Refugee Resettlement" and "The Impact of Refugees on Local Labor Markets" in the Central New York region. He is currently involved with the Alumni Council, Committee on Information Technology, and Human Subjects Institutional Review Board. He is also a former director of the Arthur Levitt Public Affairs Center at Hamilton. More about Paul Hagstrom ...