Hartwick College

Alexandra Krasinska '27 of Pine Island, NY, was recognized as the 2024 Empire 8 Women's Tennis Player of the Year on Oct. 29. This award is voted on by the league's head coaches. Krasinska went 8-2 overall in Hartwick's 1st singles slot and 7-0 in conference play. The first year was dominant against her Empire 8 opponents, winning all seven contests in straight sets.

Stella Giustino '25 of Monroe Township, NJ, was recognized as Hartwick College's representative for the Empire 8 Sportswoman of the Year Award on Nov. 13. One member of each team was named that institution's representative on the 2024 E8 Women's Soccer Sportswoman of the Year Team. The Empire 8 Conference emphasizes that "Competing with Honor and Integrity" is an essential component of a student-athlete's experience in conjunction with an institution's educational mission. These honorees have distinguished themselves and consistently exhibit the critical traits as outstanding sportswomen.

Katelyn Sanzone '25 of Manlius, NY, was recognized as Hartwick College's representative for the Empire 8 Sportswoman of the Year Award on Nov. 13. One member of each team was named that institution's representative on the 2024 Empire 8 Field Hockey Sportswoman of the Year Team. The Empire 8 Conference emphasizes that "Competing with Honor and Integrity" is an essential component of a student-athlete's experience in conjunction with an institution's educational mission. These honorees have distinguished themselves and consistently exhibit the critical traits as outstanding sportswomen.

The Hawks placed two players on the 2024 first team, two on the second team, and two on the third team on Nov. 13. First team selections, midfielders Hope Angioletti of Hopewell Junction, NY, and Ashley Tricarico of Hopewell Junction, NY, played crucial roles this season with Tricarico serving as the primary inserter on penalty corners as well as serving on the defensive penalty corner squad. Angioletti was a threat as well offensively, upping her offensive output from her first-year campaign. Danielle Hand of Queensbury, NY, makes her second career appearance on an Empire 8 All-Conference with Second Team honors in 2024. Last year's Empire 8 Rookie of the Year put up nearly identical numbers from her first-year campaign, with nine goals and four assists. Joining Hand on the Second Team was defender, Kiara Dolan of Cazenovia, NY. Dolan was a crucial piece of a Hartwick defensive line that allowed just 1.74 goals per game. She was also the team's flyer on the penalty corner defensive unit. Jessica Betts of South Glens Falls, NY, and Katelyn Klotz of South Glens Falls, NY, both make their first appearances on an Empire 8 All-Conference list, picking up Third Team honors. Betts led the team in points with 23 and goals with 10. Klotz stepped into the defensive midfielder position for the Hawks and also proved to be a threat offensively, recording two goals.

Arianna Thompson '25 of Hogansburg, NY, was recognized as Hartwick College's representative for the Empire 8 Sportswoman of the Year Award on Nov. 13. One member of each team was named that institution's representative on the 2024 Women's Volleyball Sportswoman of the Year Team. The Empire 8 Conference emphasizes that "Competing with Honor and Integrity" is an essential component of a student-athlete's experience in conjunction with an institution's educational mission. These honorees have distinguished themselves and consistently exhibit the critical traits as outstanding sportswomen.

The Hawks placed seniors, Staecia Silofau of Kapolei, Hawaii, and Braelyn Hornick of Candor, NY, on the 2024 First Team. For Silofau this is her fourth-straight All-Conference nod and her second straight First Team appearance. The outside hitter was second on the team in kills with 236. Hornick returns to the First Team All-Conference list after a year off due to injury. In 2022, Hornick was named to the First Team in addition to earning Player of the Year honors. The setter made the most of her return to the lineup, collecting 858 assists, 41 kills, and 41 aces. She was also all over the floor defensively for the Hawks, leading the team in digs with 240. Junior, Shelby Swartz of Candor, NY, received Second Team honors after garnering Third Team recognition last season. The outside hitter led the squad in kills with 240. Rounding out Hartwick's selections was Shaelyn Thornton of Scarborough, ME, who makes her second appearance in a row on the Empire 8 Third Team. The senior recorded 230 kills, 27 aces, and collected 220 digs.

Jake Daly of Baldwinsville, NY, and Dante Gesamondo of Lynnfield, MA, headline the 2024 All-Conference selections for Hartwick, both being selected to the second team on Nov. 12. Daly enjoyed a stellar junior season, leading the team with four goals and five assists. Gesamondo was rock solid in between the posts, collecting a career high 65 saves to go with a 71% save percentage and five shutouts. Hunter Bulich of Catskill, NY, and Kwame Amissah-Arthur of Federal Way, WA, rounded out the All-Conference selections, being recognized on the third team. Bulich ranked second among the squad with three goals and two assists in his standout debut year. Amissah-Arthur made the most of his limited time on the pitch this season, scoring two goals, along with a game-winner at home versus Elmira.

Timmy McQueeney of Wading River, NY, was recognized as Hartwick College's representative for the 2024 Empire 8 Sportsman of the Year Award on Nov. 12. This honor is awarded to one member of each institution that has distinguished themselves and consistently exhibits the critical traits as outstanding sportsmen.

Hunter Bulich of Catskill, NY, was recognized as the 2024 Empire 8 Men's Soccer Rookie of the Year on Nov. 12. This award is voted on by conference coaches. The first year forward enjoyed a stellar debut season with the Hawks, amassing eight points on three goals and two assists, ranking second amongst the team in both categories. Bulich played in all 17 matches this season, starting 13.

Michael Kuchinski of Owego, NY, was recognized as an Andrew B. Saxton Undergraduate Fellow in Computer Sciences during Hartwick College's annual Honors Convocation celebrated on May 1. A fellow is selected by the faculty in Hartwick's Computer Science Department to recognize outstanding achievement. Fellows serve as student assistants in their department and receive a tuition credit.

Hartwick College congratulates 211 students who received their academic degrees on May 18, 2024.

Sara VanValkenburg of Oneonta, NY was recognized with the Excellence in Education award during Hartwick College's annual Honors Convocation, celebrated on May 1. The award is presented to a graduating senior who has demonstrated outstanding commitment to teacher preparation.

Baily Ernst won the Vice President's Purchase Prize.

Emily Heller took home the second annual President's Purchase Prize.

10 students were selected for the 2024 Silicon Valley Experience.

Five Hartwick students participated in the 2024 College's Baker-Simpson Entrepreneurial Leadership Program.

Hartwick College congratulates approximately 350 students who were named to the Spring 2024 Dean's List.

Hartwick College congratulates over 400 students who were named to Fall 2023 Dean's List.

Hartwick College congratulates 250 students who received their academic degrees on May 20, 2023.

During the Hartwick College's Athletics Award Ceremony held in late spring, over 100 student-athletes received Philip S. Wilder Jr. Awards for Academic Distinction.

During Hartwick College's Athletics Award Ceremony held in late spring, over 100 student-athletes received the Philip S. Wilder Jr. Award for Academic Distinction.

The Hartwick College Athletic Department recognized the achievements of student-athletes, coaches, faculty, staff and other members of the campus community during its annual awards ceremony held in late spring. Several awards were given out during the ceremony, including the True Blue Award for four-year letter winners.

The Hartwick College Athletic Department recognized the achievements of student-athletes, coaches, faculty, staff and other members of the campus community during its annual awards ceremony held in late spring. Several awards were given out throughout the course of the ceremony, including the True Blue Award for four-year letter winners.

Rishpa Baidya Named to Hartwick College's Spring 2023 Dean's List.

Hartwick College congratulates close to 350 students, including those from international backgrounds, who were named to Spring 2023 Dean's List.

Hartwick College congratulates close to 350 students, including those from international backgrounds, who were named to Spring 2023 Dean's List.

Hilda Oduya of Nairobi, Kenya, was named to Hartwick College's Spring 2023 Dean's List. Oduya, who is pursuing a major in music education, was among a select group of approximately 350 students named to the spring 2023 list. To be included on the Dean's List is an indication of excellence in academic work. To qualify, students must earn a GPA of 3.5 or higher and complete a minimum of 12 credit hours during the term

Hartwick College congratulates close to 350 students who were named to Spring 2023 Dean's List.

Hartwick College congratulates close to 350 students who were named to Spring 2023 Dean's List.

Sarah Kipruto of Nairobi, Kenya, was recognized with multiple awards during Hartwick College's Honors Convocation on May 3. Kipruto was named a Faculty Scholar in Mathematics. Faculty Scholars have excellent academic records and have demonstrated an outstanding mastery of their discipline. Rising seniors are nominated by the faculty in their major departments on the basis of academic achievement, leadership and character. Kipruto was also awarded the Dr. Ronald M. Brzenk Endowed Scholarship. Established in his honor by former student John C. Doolittle, the scholarship is awarded to a continuing mathematics major for outstanding academic achievement and professional promise in mathematics or a mathematics-related career.