Inside Hamline News

Religion professor Mark Berkson gave a lecture and led a workshop on the history and philosophy of yoga for students in the yoga teacher training program at Tula Yoga and Wellness in St. Paul on June 8.

Bridget Jacques-Fricke, associate professor in the biology department and neuroscience program, presented her work at the International Conference of Developmental Biology, held June 18-22 in San Juan, Puerto Rico. The project, entitled “Characterizing the impact of NSD3 and CAMK2 on cranial neural crest migration and morphology," is a collaboration with researchers at the University of Minnesota and includes data collected by AJ Escalante (’26) and Ethan Heide (’26) during their summer research in 2024.

Dr. Lovina Bhavnani-Akowuah, professor of management, presented at the 52nd Annual Conference of the Management and Organizational Teaching Society (MOBTS) held June 10-13 at Purdue University, in Fort Wayne, Indiana. She presented on "Integrating...

Kris Norman, professor and director of public administration programs at Hamline, published an article in MinnPost on grief. The article, entitled "Bearing Witness to our Collective Grief," was written in the wake of the June 14 shootings.

Dr. Urvashi Sandhir, lecturer in chemistry, presented at the 26th International Symposium on Plasma Chemistry (ISPC-26), held June 16–20, 2025, at the University of Minnesota. Hamline was the only primarily undergraduate institution represented among leading research universities from 28 countries.

Lucas Vetsch, Career Development Specialist in Hamline's Career Development Center, received the Rookie Award at this week’s Minnesota Colleges and Universities Career Services Association (MCUCSA) Summer Conference.

Professor Shelly Schaefer (Criminal Justice) was reappointed by Governor Walz to serve another three-year term as the higher education representative on the Minnesota Peace Officer Standards and Training Board (POST).

Psychology professor Dr. Serena King was the primary author of a letter published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) Pediatrics publication entitled " Frequent and Problem Gambling in Public School Students." King's co-author...

Dr. Valerie Mulvenna '24, a graduate of Hamline's Doctorate in Education program, presented at the 2025 Children & Nature Network’s Nature Everywhere national conference held May 13-16 at St. Paul’s RiverCentre.

Hamline's Natural Sciences and Environmental Education (NSEE) has received re-accreditation by the North American Association for Environmental Education. This distinction is granted to programs that meet exceptionally high levels of rigor, professional relevance, academic integrity and set the standard for the field of environmental education.