Inside Hamline News

Professors Sarah Greenman, Alina Oxendine, Marcela Kostihova, and Irina Makarevitch presented a workshop on Faculty Development around High-Impact Pedagogy at the Assessment Institute in Indianapolis.

Thank you to all who attended last week’s Community Conversation! It was a great exchange of thoughts, perspectives and experiences from our panelists (Professor David Schultz and Anne Barry) to our participants! The sentiment of how we maintain a...

Nicole Mueller-Januario, a graduate of the Master of Arts in Education: Natural Science and Environmental Education, with the support of the Sharks Educational Institute (SEI) Portugal, presented the blog she created as part of her capstone to the...

Hamline students and faculty: For those who missed the recent information session, the Collaborative Research Program invites both students and faculty who are interested in collaborative research opportunities and our summer program to take a look...

Mark Berkson, professor of religion, gave a talk on October 26 at the annual conference of the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE). The talk was entitled, "Understanding and Defending Academic Freedom: Lessons from the Hamline...

Dr. Urvashi Sandhir and Mirnesa Delic ’25 presented a poster at the SPE MiniTec 2024 Medical Polymers Symposium. Dr. Sandhir, Lecturer in the Department of Chemistry, and her research student Delic, presented a collaborative research poster at the...

Dear Hamline Community, The Presidential Search Committee met on October 21 and 22 to conduct 30-minute Zoom interviews with 15 presidential candidates. We have moved nine persons forward for semi-finalist interviews which will occur off campus on...

Dr. Casper Voyles ( public health) presented at the National Student Meeting of the American Public Health Association (APHA), held in Minneapolis on Saturday, October 26. He spoke about ethical public health policymaking using the case study of...

Stacie Bosley, professor of Economics, was quoted recently in the Wall Street Journal's article entitled " Companies Like Tupperware Made Multilevel Marketing Famous. Now Some Newer MLMs Are Ditching It." Article link: Companies Like Tupperware Made...

ATLAS Director Dr. Patsy Egan ( Hamline School of Education & Leadership) and Andrea Echelberger, MA (Hamline alumna and current teacher in Robbinsdale Adult Education) recently presented together at the international LESLLA Symposium. Their talk...