• The Hedgeman Center for Student Diversity Initiatives and Programs

  • Questions?

    The Hedgeman Center

    Mail Address: 
    MS-C1945
    Hamline University 
    1536 Hewitt Avenue
    Saint Paul, MN 55104     

    Located at:
    774 Snelling Ave Room 317
    Saint Paul, MN 55104

    Open 8:30 a.m. - 6 p.m.

    P: 651-523-2423
    F: 651-523-2608


     

  • PRIDE Black Student Alliance

    PRIDE Black Student Alliance (PRIDE BSA) is an organization that serves as a support system for student members as well as an educational tool for the University and community. Each year, PRIDE sponsors activities and speakers to raise awareness about and celebrate the rich cultural experiences of people of African descent. PRIDE's annual events are Black History Month, Gospel Night, Kwanzaa and the Black Bag Series.
     

    PRIDE was established in 1969 during the Civil Rights Movement. PRIDE was the first student of color organization that was established here at Hamline University. The goal of PRIDE was to focus on promoting racial identity, dignity and equality. PRIDE represented and was inclusive of all student of color, as well as white students and international students. The first president of PRIDE was Richard Jones.

    Click here to read the PRIDE Constitution.

     

    President 
    Salisa Grant
    Email: sgrant05@hamlineuniversity.edu 

    Vice President Keyonis Johnson
    Email: kjohnson86@hamlineuniveristy.edu  

    Treasurer 
    Chloe Collins
    Email: ccollins06@hamlineuniversity.edu  

    Public Relations
    Sharmika Johnson
    Email: sjohnson79@hamlineuniversity.edu  

    Secretary
    Natalyn Beulah
    Email: nbeulah01@hamlineuniversity.edu  

    BHM Coordinator 
    Jamesetta Collins
    Email: jcollins10@hamlineuniversity.edu  

    BHM Coordinator 
    Janyesha Jackson
    Email: jjackson08@hamlineuniversity.edu  



     

  • Hamline News
    • Carlos Sneed, director of the Hedgeman Center for Student Diversity and Stef Wilenchek, assistant director for Gender and Sexual Orientation at the Hedgeman Center, presented a four hour Safe Zone training to over 15 Minnesota Public Radio (MPR) staff on May 6.
    • On Wednesday May 15, Tammie Pate and Robert Rivera from The Center for Excellence in Urban Teaching (CEUT) hosted a group of parents, predominately first generation immigrants, from Bruce Vento Elementary School.
    • Rachel Endo, chair of Teacher Education in the School of Education, presented, Un/Learning Asian America in the Curriculum: Perspectives from Japanese American Youth, at the American Educational Research Association's Annual Conference in San Francisco, CA.
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