Inside Hamline News

The Student Leadership Selection process is a joint hiring process that lets students apply for multiple campus leadership positions at once.

Hamline University was represented at the Minnesota Economics Association conference held on Oct. 24 at St. Catherine University.

Dr. Syeda Quratulain Masood's research examines how segregation and surveillance shaped the everyday experience of Afghans under U.S occupation.

Students met with newly elected and returning Student Congress members at Anderson Center for the Meet the Representatives event.

GEC is seeking staff interested in being a Campus Colleagues on faculty-led study abroad programs.

Dr. Karen Moroz's presentation highlighted the Transformative Potential-Based Research (TPBR) theory.

Hamline University will host a Saint Paul Mayoral Candidate Forum on Tuesday, October 28 at 4 p.m. in Anderson Center room 111. First-Year Seminar students, who have been working with Professor Jim Scheibel, will be moderating the forum.

Several Hamline University professors shared their expertise at the 27th International Leadership Association (ILA) Global Conference held Oct.15-18 in Prague, Czech Republic.

A retired Hamline University professor and a longtime advocate for diversity and inclusion published a memoir.

Psychology Professor Serena King gave an invited talk at the International Center for Responsible Gambling (ICRG) Conference on Gambling and Addiction in Las Vegas in October. She spoke on the panel “Understanding Gambling Behaviors and Risk among Emerging Adults: What Strategies Can Help Promote RG and Reduce Harms?” alongside Drs. Derevensky of McGill University and Michelle Malkin of Eastern Carolina University.