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Babbitt and others at Kirkland vigorously disputed this, there was a perception among some at Hamilton that Kirkland was a second-class or less rigorous school. For example, while Hamilton students could register for any Kirkland class, Kirkland students, at first, could not take Hamilton classes without permission from the Hamilton professor teaching the class in question, who would review the student's record. "Many administrators, faculty, and students at Hamilton believed that theirs was the superior institution and dealt with their counterparts at Kirkland as if they were subordinates." Kirkland was perceived by some as favoring "easy" and "feminine" subjects such as performing arts and social sciences, The SAT scores of Kirkland students were lower than those of Hamilton students, although Kirkland students did as well if not better than Hamilton men in the Hamilton courses they took.
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than grades in their courses. There were no academic departments. Students did not have set "majors"; rather, each student worked out a program of study. In contrast with Hamilton, most Kirkland professors taught their classes in a highly interactive mode, engaging students in a dialogue, without lectures. A key tenet of the college was that students would be actively engaged in running the institution: at Kirkland, the students participated equally in governing the college. Moreover, at Kirkland, a number of professors lived on campus and participated actively in the lives of students. Kirkland was innovative, experimenting with an approach to undergraduate education that was in distinct contrast to that of Hamilton.
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tenure was not transferred; tenured Kirkland faculty had to pass a tenure review to transfer to Hamilton. Most did, but discontent with the way the merger was executed festered long after 1978, coloring alumnae relations, inter-faculty relations and, to some degree, campus social dynamics. Despite such friction, many of the educational principles of Kirkland (such as student-designed majors and independent study) found their way into the Hamilton curriculum. Efforts on the part of both Kirkland and Hamilton alumni to acknowledge common interests have begun to mend these breaches by responding to the curiosity and interests of current Hamilton students regarding Kirkland and its influence on their college.
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Planning a large endowment fundraising effort ("The Campaign for the Second Decade") Kirkland turned to Hamilton for an operating funds guarantee. In 1977, finding that Kirkland was unlikely to become economically self-sufficient, Hamilton refused such assistance, and the two colleges were merged over much student protest into a single, coeducational Hamilton in 1978. The process has been described as a "hostile takeover"; at the end the relationship between the two colleges was "adversarial", the mood on the two campuses at times "near riot". "To say there was anger around campus at that time is to considerably understate the depth of feelings at play."
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Kirkland was charted by the University of the State of New York in 1965 and opened in 1968 on its own campus, adjacent to Hamilton College. The Kirkland faculty and students operated in a more diverse and transparent community than had been the norm at Hamilton. Students received evaluations rather
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The Kirkland Archives, including the papers of President Babbitt, are housed in the Burke Library at Hamilton College. In 2007 a display case, containing a rotating exhibit of items from the Archives, was installed in the lobby of McEwen Hall, near an iconic sculpture, the "rock swing" that dates
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Despite its dissolution, Kirkland College, through faculty who remained to teach at Hamilton, and through the active influence of its graduates and former trustees, has had a profound influence on Hamilton, which became coeducational, and broadened its offerings, with far less opposition than it
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Meantime, the economic climate, which had been very positive during the planning stages for Kirkland, began to deteriorate. As a result, the debt service accruing to build Kirkland's entirely new campus exerted a tremendous burden on its finances. Construction costs in one year increased by 10%.
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Kirkland was defined by its innovative spirit; Hamilton by its fidelity to tradition. Although the new college got off to an exciting start, the many differences in educational and community functioning inevitably led to small and large conflicts between the two institutions. Although President
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Upon the dissolution of Kirkland, its endowment was transferred to the Hamilton endowment, with existing restrictions intact, with the understanding that all funds were to be applied "to support women and their needs and interests at Hamilton." One on-going Hamilton program that received early
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When Kirkland was officially incorporated into and absorbed by Hamilton College in 1978, Hamilton became coed. All Kirkland students were able to continue at the new Hamilton, and most did, but not so faculty. While all Kirkland faculty were offered short-term appointments at Hamilton, Kirkland
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The central motif of the Kirkland College seal was an apple tree, and green apples remain a symbol of Kirkland among its alumnae and supporters to this day. During commencement exercises at Hamilton many students and faculty choose to wear a green apple pin on their academic robes to honor
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The Kirkland Project is named in honor of Kirkland College, building on Kirkland's twin legacies of women's education and innovative pedagogy, expanding on them to meet the global challenges that face contemporary male and female students, faculty and staff.
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In the mid-1990s, a group of Hamilton faculty initiated a project with the intention of working "toward establishing a research center like the Bunting Institute at Harvard and the Pembroke Center at Brown."
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The college's art and music departments are located on the Kirkland side of the campus, which has more modern architecture than the original Hamilton.
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M. Ellen Mitchell, class of 1975, is Professor of Psychology and was Director/Dean for 18 years at Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago
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The Kirner-Johnson building was built in 1968 as the main building of Kirkland College, and was renovated by Hamilton College in 2009.
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Limited Engagement: Kirkland College 1965-1978: An Intimate History of the Rise & Fall of a Coordinate College for Women
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Limited Engagement: Kirkland College 1965-1978: An Intimate History of the Rise & Fall of a Coordinate College for Women
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Limited Engagement: Kirkland College 1965-1978, An Intimate History of the Rise and Fall of a Coordinate College for Women
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Old Greek. An Old-time Professor in an Old-Fashioned College. A Memoir of Edward North, with Selections from his Lectures
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The Hamilton College Bookstore sells various Kirkland merchandise, typically available on campus during June reunions.
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Kirkland's legacy. Many graduating seniors also place green apples on the podium prior to receiving their diplomas.
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A study and consideration in the form of an 'intimate history' by Samuel Fisher Babbitt, Kirkland's only president –
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support from the Kirkland Endowment is HAVOC (Hamilton Association for Volunteering, Outreach and Charity).)
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This article is about the defunct liberal arts women's college in New York State. For other uses, see
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the Kirner-Johnson Building, was originally constructed as the main building of Kirkland College
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Joanne Rappaport is Professor of Anthropology at Georgetown University.
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Going Coed: Women's Experiences in Formerly Men's Colleges, 1950–2000
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Patricia Goldsmith is Vice President of Institutional Advancement at
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Alexander Hamilton Institute for the Study of Western Civilization
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On The Hill. A Bicentennial History of Hamilton College, 1812–2012
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The Kirkland Project for the Study of Gender, Society and Culture
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List of current and historical women's universities and colleges
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This sign for Kirkland College was retained by Hamilton College
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The Kirkland Alumnae Newsletter, vol. III, number 4, May 1977
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writer, editor and translator who taught at Kirkland College.
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The Kirkland Alumnae Newsletter, Vol.IV, number 2, Aug 1978
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was a member of the 1972 charter class at Kirkland College.
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through the influence of then-Hamilton College president
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Cittadino, Faye; Cittadino, Frank (September 7, 2023).
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Piccoli, Sydney; Pomerantz, Rebecca (February 2024).
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Universities and colleges in Oneida County, New York
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Kirkland (disambiguation)

liberal arts
women's college
Clinton
New York
Hamilton College
Samuel Kirkland
Hamilton College
financial endowment
alumnae

academic year
Robert W. McEwen
Samuel Kirkland
men's college
Claremont Colleges
Millicent Carey McIntosh
Barnard College
Samuel F. Babbitt
Christie Vilsack
First Lady
Iowa
Esther Barazzone
Chatham College
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Roz Chast
Wheaton College (Massachusetts)
Natalie Babbitt

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