A Welcome From The President
Dr. Todd S. Hutton, President of Utica College
Thank you for visiting Utica College's home on the Web. On behalf of everyone at UC, I welcome you.
There are a great many things I could tell you about UC that might give you a sense of its uniqueness, from its beginnings as an institution serving World War II veterans and their families, to its remarkable growth as a comprehensive independent college over the past few years. But perhaps the best introduction can be experienced through meeting and interacting with the students, alumni, faculty, and staff who together make this such an exceptionally vibrant community.
"While we are known for our excellent academic programs and our extensive, modern, and attractive campus facilities, the spirit and promise of Utica College resides in its people."
- the enthusiasm of a mathematics professor when he explains the properties of his "magic" squares.
- the excitement of a high school student who kindles a lifelong passion for science in UC's biology lab.
- the gratitude of a successful UC alumnus towards one dedicated professor who made all the difference.
...and so much more.
Please take a few moments to explore the UC experience online. Then I hope you will do us the honor of visiting our campus so that you can see first-hand all that we have to offer.
You may find, as many others have, that UC is about you, too.
Best regards,
Todd S. Hutton, Ph.D.
By The President
By The President
State of the College addresses:
- 2007-08 Achieve: A New Dream, A New Era
- 2005-06 The Promise and Challenge of Technology: Teaching and Learning in the Information Age
- 2004-05 Liberal Education at Utica College: Learning to Live in the World
- 2003-04 Crisscrossing Forever: Embracing and Celebrating Diversity at UC
- 2002-03 Dreams of a College Community: Believing in the Art of Becoming
- 2001-02 The Way It Is: The Spirituality of Utica College
- 2000-01 We are not Civic Ostriches
- 1999-2000 Shaping the Utica College Community of the Future: The Journey Begins (or "Hold onto Your Hats!")
Liberal Arts and Business Symposium address:
Bridging the Gulf with Reasonable Accommodation
by Dr. Todd S. Hutton
"In a recent interview with Dick Hersh, the President of Trinity College, Katherine Grayson asked whether there is sufficient time to save liberal arts education."
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