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“At Hiram, learning extends far beyond the campus as students participate in internships, field research, service projects, and study-away trips. Through Tech and Trek™, we will challenge the notion that an increased use of technology inevitably leads to a sedentary life where students are detached from the real world around them. Tech and Trek™ will promote the ‘mindful use’ of technology by teaching students how to critically and creatively use the iPad Pro as a learning tool. This learning tool will also help Hiram students to embrace, celebrate and care for the beautiful environments that surround the campus and those they visit during experiential activities elsewhere.” - President Varlotta
Places to Trek
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Field Stations
James H. Barrow Biological Field Station and the Northwoods Field Station
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Study Abroad
Trek Around the World with the Study Abroad Program
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Cuyahoga Valley National Park
Hiram College is only 30 minutes from the Cuyahoga Valley National Park. The 32,572-acre National Park features waterfalls, trails, scenic railroads, skiing, and more
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Treking Around the World
Hiram’s vibrant international and domestic study-away programs, its 550-acre James H. Barrow Biological Field Station three miles from the heart of campus, and its Northwoods Field Station located at Michigan’s Upper Peninsula provide students numerous opportunities year-round to connect with myriad environments.
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Vasque Hiking Boots
As part of a partnership with the Vasque division of Red Wing Shoes. Every full-time traditional college student receives a top-end pair of hiking boots as part of Tech and Trek.
