Washington College

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Washington College is a historic liberal arts college in Chestertown, Maryland, known as the first college chartered in the newly independent United States and for its association with George Washington.

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instanceOf higher education institution
liberal arts college
private college
academicFocus liberal arts
accreditation Middle States Commission on Higher Education
athleticAssociation NCAA Division III
campusSetting rural
chartered 1782
coeducational yes
country United States
founded 1782
governanceStructure president
governanceType private, independent
governingBody board of visitors and governors
hasAlumni graduates active in public service
hasAthleticNickname Shoremen
Shorewomen
linked to: Shoremen
hasCampusType historic campus
hasEnvironmentalPrograms environmental studies
hasHistoricalAssociationWith George Washington
hasHonorsProgram yes
hasLibrary Miller Library
hasMotto "Crescite et Multiplicamini"
hasSchoolColors black
maroon
white
hasUndergraduatePrograms yes
hasWaterfrontAccess yes
hasWritingProgram strong emphasis on writing
languageOfInstruction English
locatedIn Chestertown, Maryland
Kent County, Maryland
Maryland
locatedNear Chester River
memberOf Centennial Conference
mottoLanguage Latin
namedAfter George Washington
notableAs first college chartered in the newly independent United States
offersDegree bachelor's degrees
offersMajor English
biology
business-related fields
history
political science
receivedEndorsementFrom George Washington
region Mid-Atlantic United States
linked to: Mid-Atlantic states
religiousAffiliation nonsectarian
typeOfInstitution residential college

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Trinity College originalName Washington College
Washington and Lee University formerName Washington College
Linda Hamilton educatedAt Washington College
H. Lawrence Culp Jr. education Washington College
H. Lawrence Culp Jr. degree Bachelor’s degree from Washington College
linked to: Washington College
Kent County, Maryland hasInstitution Washington College
Trinity College (Hartford) originalName Washington College
D. H. Hill employer Washington College
George Washington Book Prize sponsor C. V. Starr Center for the Study of the American Experience at Washington College
linked to: Washington College
George Washington Book Prize presentedBy C. V. Starr Center for the Study of the American Experience at Washington College
linked to: Washington College
Archibald Stuart educatedAt Washington College
Henry A. Wise educatedAt Washington College
Chestertown, Maryland hasCollege Washington College
Chestertown, Maryland isHomeTo Washington College
Crescite et Multiplicamini usedAsMottoBy Washington College
subject linked to: "Crescite et Multiplicamini"
Crescite et Multiplicamini associatedWith Washington College
subject linked to: "Crescite et Multiplicamini"
Shoremen represents Washington College
Shoremen memberOf Washington College athletics program
linked to: Washington College
Shoremen homeInstitution Washington College
Miller Library locatedInInstitution Washington College
Miller Library affiliation Washington College
Liberty Hall Academy hasSuccessor Washington College
Liberty Hall Academy mergedInto Washington College
Chester River adjacentTo Washington College campus waterfront
linked to: Washington College
James M. Cain educatedAt Washington College