She's held the top spot at the women's college since 1999.
"It has been a joy to serve Meredith - especially Meredith students and alumnae. I have no doubt that Meredith will continue to be a wonderful place for women to learn, work and grow into strong, confident, liberally-educated individuals," said Hartford in a media statement.
Hartford said announcing her departure 18 months in advance would give the school plenty of time to find a replacement, and will allow her to finish up short term goals like improving the school's financial situation.
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