Dean of Student Office - If you're looking for more information on Alan Sickbert's role as Dean of Students at Hamline University you should start here. The Dean of Students page contains information and services provided by the Dean of Students Office, as well as links to other campus resources.

Hamline University - From the main page of Hamline University you can find out more information on the many schools that make up our university (the College of Liberal Arts, School of Business, School of Education, School of Law, and Graduate School of Liberal Studies). This website also offers links for every aspect of a student's college career. Whether you're looking for admissions information, academic departments, on-campus activities, or an academic calendar this is the place to go.

Hamline University Student Handbook - Click here to view an online copy of the Student Handbook. The Student Handbook acts as a complete listing of all policies and services offered by Hamline University.

Hamline Parents - This website, maintained by the Dean of Students Office, was created to keep parents and families informed about the services, resources, and events that Student Affairs Department at Hamline University offers. In addition to providing links to key university offices, it is also a great place to learn more about the Parents Council and how you can become involved.

Safety and Security - One of Safety and Securities primary responsibilities is to ensure that all members of the Hamline Community may pursue their occupation and/or education without fear for their mental, emotional, and/or physical well being. Safety and Security is also responsible for providing a safe academic, working, and living environment for all of the Hamline Community and its visitors.

Student Affairs - The Student Affairs department at Hamline University is directly overseen by the Dean of Students Office and consists of a variety of offices, each focused on being a resource for students. These offices include: Campus Life Center (Orientation and First-Year Programs, Residential Life, and Student Leadership Activities), the Career Development Center, the Center for Multicultural and International Student Affairs (MISA), the Counseling Center, Health Services, Disability Support Services, Retention and Transfer Student Services, and the Wesley Center for Spirituality, Service, and Social Justice (McVay Youth Partnership, Office of Service Learning and Volunteerism, and the Religious and Spiritual Life Office).