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Hiram College continues to expand access to its high-quality liberal arts degree by developing and implementing new enrollment strategies. As part of this expansion, the College is pleased to announce the appointment of two individuals to its leadership team.

For 21 years, Dave Everett led the Hiram College Library with supremely practical approaches, grounded critiques, and a plethora of ideas and now he moves on to the next chapter in his journey: retirement.

Educational studies is a distinctive major at Hiram College that teaches students about educational institutions, educational processes, and the social and cultural factors that affect them.

An opportunity for all educators, the second annual Tech and Trek Conference will be held on the College's campus June 19-21, and will explore topics such as mindful technology, mobile technology, creating high-impact student experiences, and innovations in teaching and learning.

Annually, Hiram College recognizes a select number of faculty who have made significant contributions in the areas of teaching, service, and dedication to the campus community.

Michael Rebold, Ph.D., department chair, program director, and assistant professor of integrative exercise science at Hiram College is quoted in a recent article by USA Today discussing how social media and texting can be a distraction during a workout.

Hiram College, in conjunction with the Lake Erie Council, Boy Scouts of America, recently announced a new scholarship worth 50 percent of tuition and mandatory fees in the traditional college program, beginning fall 2019.

Todd Hibbs has been selected to lead Hiram College Athletics, following a national search for a new Director of Athletics.

Alexia Kemerling, Hiram College Garfield Presidency Scholar, recaps her experiences on the group’s spring study tour to Pennsylvania, and Washington, D.C.

Senior life science majors and minors at Hiram College were recently recognized for their studies and honored with membership into the J.J. Turner Society.