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 HILLgroup
Hamilton Information & Learning Liaisons
"supporting faculty in the identification, selection, and use of technologies and content applicable to their teaching or research needs."
What is HILLgroup?
The HILLgroup, Hamilton Information & Learning Liaisons, is a collaboration of the Library, Instructional Technology Services and Oral Communication.
The goal of the HILLgroup is to support faculty in the identification, selection, and use of technologies and content applicable to their teaching or research needs.
We invite faculty who wish to use technology and information resources in a course or project to form a project team to provide coordinated academic support. Contact us at HILLgroup@hamilton.edu.
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Coordinated Academic Support
See how the HILLgroup is collaborating to support academics. . .
Recent HILLgroup collaborations and consultations:
Spring 2008
- COLEG 235 - Food for Thought College Seminar - Frank Sciacca and David Gapp (website)
- ENVST 290 - Nature and Technology - Wyatt Galusky
- GOVT 112 - Comparative Politics - Sharon Rivera
- PSYC 315 - Cognitive Psychology - Penny Yee
- THETR 301 - Advanced Acting - Marc Cryer
- WMNST 101 - Intro to Womens Studies - Marla Jaksch (website)
- WMNST 101 - Seminar Tanzania - Marla Jaksch (website)
- FRNCH-200W-01 & FRNCH-200W-02 Intro to French Studies - Joseph Mwantuali
- GERMN-172 1920's In Berlin and NY - Mihaela Petrescu
Fall 2007
- PSYCH 211 - Child Development - Jean Burr
- RELST/ANTHR 135W - Indigenous Peoples & Globalization - Neal Keating
- RELST/ANTHR 235 - Consciousness and Media - Neal Keating
- COLEG 260 - Education in a Liberal Society - Susan Mason
- Levitt Summer Research Fellowships Program - Sharon Topi, coordinator
- Summer Science Collaborative Research Program - Leslie North, coordinator
- PSYCH 360W - Research and Assessment in Clinical Psychology - Tara McKee
Summer 2007
- Levitt Summer Research Fellowships Program - Sharon Topi, coordinator
- Summer Science Collaborative Research Program - Leslie North, coordinator
Spring 2007
- GOVT 112 - Comparative Politics - Sharon Rivera
- SOPH 235 - Food for Thought: The Science, Culture and Politics of Food - David Gapp and Franklin Sciacca
- SOPH 256 - Art and Interpretation: The Genesis of an Exhibition - William Salzillo and Susanna White
- SOPH 285 - 1968: Is Paris Burning? - Cheryl Morgan
- SOPH 285 - 1968: Massacre in Tlatelolco, Mexico City - Jessica Burke
- THETR 301 - Advanced Seminar in Performance - Mark Cryer
More HILLgroup collaborations
How can the HILLgroup help you? Contact a member of HILLgroup.
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