The Alumni Council has nominated the following candidates for
leadership positions -- one as president of the Alumni Association and
three as members of Hamilton's board of trustees. Terms begin July 1,
2006, with the Alumni Association president serving a three-year term
and alumni trustees each serving four years.
In accordance with Article 8 of the Constitution of the Alumni Association, alumni may submit additional nominations for
these offices by petition, each of which requires at least 25
signatures of association members. To be valid, a petition must be
submitted by Jan. 7, 2006, and include the signature, class year,
address and telephone number of each petitioner, along with a statement
by the proposed candidate consenting to be nominated. Each page of a
petition must contain the name of the candidate and the office for
which he or she is being nominated.
Each petition may nominate only one candidate and should be directed to
the Secretary, Hamilton College Alumni Association, 198 College Hill
Road, Clinton, NY 13323. If no nominations by petition are received, a
mail ballot election will not be necessary.
Alumni Association President
MARK RICE '73, an English major at Hamilton, was quarterback of the
football team, on the Spectator staff, selected for DT honorary society
and was a member of Alpha Delta Phi. After 11 years with Banker's
Trust, he joined Citigroup Private Bank in New York, where he is a
director. Rice has served Hamilton as a free agent and a reunion gift
committee member, a Career Center volunteer, president of the Fairfield
County Alumni Association, member of the Alumni Council executive
committee and chair of the council's regional affairs committee. He has
been active with the FAN (Football Alumni Network), and he and his wife
Amy are members of the Parents Advisory Council. The Rices live in
Wilton, Conn., and are the parents of Whitney '01 and Andrew '06.
Alumni Trustees
(three to be elected)
HAROLD W. BOGLE '75, a government and English literature major, was a
resident advisor and member of Delta Kappa Epsilon. He earned his M.S.
from Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Bogle lives in Bronxville,
N.Y., and has served as a free agent, Career Center volunteer and head
of the major gifts effort for the 30th reunion committee. He has hosted
several Rising Star sessions and is currently class agent and a member
of the Alumni Council and the leadership gifts council for the
Excelsior Campaign. He is a managing director at Credit Suisse First
Boston in New York.
ANN B. HUTCHINS '79 attended Kirkland College for three years before
the merger, participating on the squash and field hockey teams and
graduating from Hamilton with a degree in American studies. In 1988,
she earned an M.B.A. from Babson College. After serving as a partner at
HLM Management, Hutchins founded and is now a principal at Alexius
Consulting, a firm that provides strategic and logistical direction to
small businesses. She is a member of the leadership gifts council for
the Excelsior Campaign and has been the class correspondent and a
member of the reunion gift committee. A resident of Santa Barbara,
Calif., she has met with students on and off campus to discuss careers
in finance.
ALEXANDER C. SACERDOTE '94, a government major and member of Alpha
Delta Phi at Hamilton, spent three years with Internet-related firms
following graduation. He lives in Boston, where he has been with
Fidelity Investments since 1999, when he earned an M.B.A. from Harvard
University. He has assisted students through Career Center programs and
has served as a member of 1994's reunion gift committee. In addition to
a scholarship endowment, Sacerdote's family established The Sacerdote
Great Names Series at Hamilton, for which he is the family's liaison.
