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The School of Science and Technology promotes critical thinking, scientific literacy, and hands-on technical skills; preparing our students to thrive in their careers and to become mathematically and scientifically-literate citizens, equipped to handle the challenges of the next century.
The Center for Scientific Engagement at Hiram College encourages students to become in the scientific process and to explore all matters related to the sciences.
EXPERIENCE CLASSROOMS UNLIKE ANY OTHER!
Less than three miles from campus, the James H. Barrow Biological Field Station is an active research and educational facility that not only enhances the science and environmental studies programs, but also delivers enrichment and inspiration for students in all majors.
So you think you’ve seen everything Hiram has to offer? Not quite…we’re full of surprises! Hiram has an incredible rustic camp, called Northwoods Field Station, located in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. It was built by a fantastic group of Hiram students and faculty in the 1970s, and is in the Hiawatha National Forest, just minutes from Lake Superior.