The Wick - Spring/Summer 2018

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EDITOR AND FEATURES WRITER
Elizabeth Steele P’12
SENIOR DESIGNER
Jennifer Nichols-Stewart
CONTRIBUTORS
Chris Gondek, Lisa Iannello, Sabrina
Lawrence ’13, David Lubell
WICK ONLINE
Stephanie Brunetta
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Gerry Raymonda Photography, David Lubell,
Elizabeth Steele P’12, Jennifer Stewart, and
submitted
PHOTO EDITING
Cindy McKown
EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD
Dr. Margaret L. Drugovich P’12, President
Gregg Fort, VP for College Advancement
Karen McGrath, VP for Enrollment Management
Dr. Michael G. Tannenbaum P’14, Provost and
VP for Academic Affairs
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Hartwick College.
CORRECTION: Thank you to the eagle-eyed
alumni who noticed a caption error in the last
issue of The Wick . The aerial view of campus
shown on page 8 was taken in 1964, not 1967.
The editor apologizes for any confusion.
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Francis Landrey P’06, Chair
Arnold Drogen, Vice Chair
Keith Fulmer, Treasurer
Betsy Tanner Wright ’79, Secretary
Margaret L. Drugovich P’12, President
George Allen
Colleen Connery ’83
Carol Ann Hamilton Coughlin ’86
Elaine Raudenbush DiBrita ’61
Kathleen Fallon ’88
Michael Finnerty ’92
Keith Granet ’79
Sarah Griffiths Herbert ’88
Thomas Johnstone
Mary Pat Lindsley ’86
David Long ’83, H’14
Randy McCullough ’86
Charlene McCutcheon Marx ’77, P’10, P’15
Bertine Colombo McKenna
Janet Mitchell ’71
Neal Miller ’72
Joel Patterson ’96
Marina Mikhailova Regelman ’95
Santo Russo ’91
Sarah Otto Sanders ’11
Steven Suleski ’76
Maria Vezina ’77
Susan Schroeder Warner ’84
Cathy Weeks ’81
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Hartwick College, an engaged community,
integrates a liberal arts education with
experiential learning to inspire curiosity, critical
thinking, creativity, personal courage, and an
enduring passion for learning.
THE COLLEGE MISSION
Theo Malone ’20 makes a friend and a
difference as a volunteer in the Dominican
Republic during a Hartwick-sponsored
Alternative Spring Break. (See page 11.)
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