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      22 Under 22: Hamline Students Publish Anthology of Young Writers

      A new anthology edited by Hamline students Emma Harrington ’22 and Abby Doty ’21 and recent grad Madelaine Formica ’20 captures the unique challenges of coming of age in a pandemic and beyond.

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      A Day to Honor Dr. Martin Luther King

      Hamline University will celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with a livestreamed commemoration program on Tuesday, January 19 at 4 p.m. followed by community service opportunities on various dates in January.

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      Bridging College and the Professional World: Emma Harrington ’22

      When Emma Harrington ’22 didn’t find an internship that fit her interests, she did the next best thing, or perhaps something better: She forged her own path.

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      A Stand for Civility

      President Miller issued a statement on the terrible and tragic events of Wednesday, January 6, 2021 in Washington D.C.

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      Fall 2020 Semester Dean’s Lists Announced

      A total of 107 Hamline students were named to the School of Business Dean's List and 663 undergraduate students were named to the College of Liberal Arts Dean's List for the Fall 2020 semester.

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      COVID-19 Shift Level Now Level 3

      Effective January 5, 2021, Hamline University will reduce its COVID-19 Shift Level from Modified Level 4 to Level 3.

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      Stolpestad and Benegas Honored

      Hamline School of Education Professor Michelle Benegas and Director of the English Learners in the Mainstream (ELM) Project Amy Stolpestad have received the Harold B. Allen award from Minnesota Teachers of English to Students of Other Languages (MinneTESOL).

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      Archaeology Class Digs into Video

      In the spring of 2020, Anthropology Professor Brian Hoffman knew that his fall class “Excavating Hamline History” would go forward despite COVID-19 pandemic restrictions.

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      Professor Rebecca A. Neal and Dr. Stanley Brown ʼ07 Recognized for Advancing Equity in Education

      Rebecca A. Neal, an associate professor in the Hamline School of Education and director of the Center for Excellence in Urban Teaching (CEUT) and alumnus Dr. Stanley Brown ʼ07 have been awarded the Ron McKinley “All My Relations” Award by the Minnesota Education Equity Partnership (MNEEP).

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      Professors Keefe and Cadieux Win Grant to Lead Food Access Project

      Hamline students and professors Keefe and Cadieux anchor a new USDA-funded collaboration to support food access efforts on local campuses.

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      Tips for a Foolproof Finals Week

      There is time to prepare for Finals Week! Learn tips from the leader of CASA and explore the resources available for students who want support.

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      President Miller Elected to Lead Off-Campus

      Hamline University will continue its proud tradition of national leadership within the National Collegiate Athletics Association in January when President Fayneese Miller assumes leadership of the NCAA Division III President’s Council.

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      Athletes Fight Adversity and Find New Routines During Pandemic

      During the COVID-19 pandemic Hamline University athletes are persevering despite an unprecedented change in routine.

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      Professor Dong and Students Win EPA Research Grant

      A new EPA grant will allow a team of students to collaborate with Professor Lifeng Dong on a design project to build an instrument to detect lead in drinking water.

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      MBA Program Pivot Wins International Recognition

      The Hamline School of Business (HSB) was a finalist for curriculum delivery in the MBA Roundtable Fast Track Curriculum Innovation Award competition for successfully adapting the MBA Capstone for distance learning.

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      Research Opportunities Abound With New Tool

      On Monday, November 2, the Hamline University Physics Department took delivery of a state-of-the-art ZEISS EVO 15 environmental scanning electron microscope (ESEM).

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      CWP Professor Angela Pelster-Wiebe earns best of the 2000s distinction

      Creative Writing Professor Angela Pelster-Wiebe's debut essay collection Limber named one of the best nature books of the 2000s.

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      Aiming for High Voter Turnout

      Hamline Votes hopes to increase voter turnout and create another national record for student engagement in this election.

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      For Samantha Hudson ’20, Hamline MBA instills confidence to pursue career goals

      Through Hamline’s MBA, Samantha Hudson ‘20 gained the confidence and up-to-date skills to leap back into the working world through coursework and interaction with classmates.

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      Outdoor Learning Benefits Students at all Levels

      According to Hamline School of Education Assistant Professor Patty Born and other environmental education experts in Minnesota, it is time to teach outdoors.

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      A Hamline Degree Builds Bridges..and More

      Jon Curry MPA ’15 knew he wanted a postgraduate degree, and had a good idea of where he wanted to go with his life and career. But coming to Hamline University to obtain a master’s degree in public administration changed those goals — and changed Curry along the way.

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      Alicia D. Williams MFAC ’13 celebrates oral storytelling tradition in new picture book

      Alicia D. Williams MFAC ’13 celebrates oral storytelling through her upcoming picture book biography of Zora Neale Hurston.

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      Winning Analyses

      Hamline School of Business students took first and second place in the economic communication category during the annual undergraduate competition sponsored by the Minnesota Economic Association (MEA).

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      Civility Matters at Hamline University

      Hamline University has released a civility statement that serves as a guide for conversation and debate among the campus community.

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      Revisiting the 2019 TRHT Trip

      The October 2019 Truth, Racial Healing & Transformation trip connected members of the Hamline community to our mission of inclusivity.

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      Learning About the School-to-Prison Pipeline Puts Theory into Practice for Students

      Learning about the school-to-prison pipeline is eye-opening for Hamline students, sparking additional research and action outside the classroom.

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      David Schultz Named Hamline University's First Distinguished Professor

      The Hamline University Board of Trustees and President Fayneese Miller have announced that David Schultz has been named Distinguished University Professor of Political Science and Legal Studies.

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      New Chair, Alumni Take the Lead on the Hamline University Board of Trustees

      The Hamline University Board of Trustees met during Homecoming and Alumni Weekend with a new chair and two new members — all three of whom graduated from the university. In addition, Bryce Doty ’88 and Cindy Gregorson ’81 were re-elected and will return to the board after a break in service.

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      Master's Programs Get Great Grades

      Hamline University has been honored by Washington Monthly as one of the top master’s universities of its size in the United States.

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      Unlikely Research Opportunity Launches Career Path

      Hamline is increasingly gaining attention for providing hands-on research opportunities for undergraduate students. One example is the student team who work for Jillian Peterson, Ph.D., professor of criminology and criminal justice, conducting research that impacts the national conversation on gun violence/mass shootings.

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      Food Resource Center Celebrated One Year

      On Friday, September 25, Hamline University’s Food Resource Center hosted a one-year anniversary party outside of the Anderson Center.  The campus community was invited to attend this celebration of a remarkable year of challenges, successes and growth.

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      Hamline Recognized by U.S. News and World Report

      Hamline University has received the top rating among Minnesota regional universities in findings issued Monday by U.S. News and World Report.

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      Jason Verdugo, Change Agent

      Associate vice president and athletic director Jason Verdugo, one of only a handful of Latino athletic directors in the country, speaks about how his personal and professional journey informs his work on diversity and inclusion in athletics at Hamline.

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      Another Successful Summer of Collaborative Research

      Hamline University students and faculty have wrapped up their Summer Undergraduate Collaborative Research projects and students are preparing to present their findings at the annual September research symposium.

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      First Recipients of the George Floyd Endowed Scholarship Announced

      Hamline University has selected five undergraduate students -- three seniors and two sophomores -- to be the first recipients of its George Floyd Endowed Scholarship.

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      Hamline University School of Education Wins Grant from State of Minnesota

      Hamline University School of Education recently secured a $250,000 Governor's Emergency Education Relief Fund (GEER Fund) grant from the Minnesota Office of Higher Education (OHE).

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      Hamline University Now Offers Minnesota’s Only Adult Basic Education Licensure Program

      A new Hamline program will prepare teachers to empower adult learners with an initial or additional Adult Basic Education license.

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      Critical Thinking, Confidence, Credibility: Jim Juaire ’20 on Takeaways from Hamline’s MBA

      Jim Juaire ’20 thought he’d graduate from his MBA having all the answers. Now, he’s instead gained another skill: the ability to ask better questions.

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      Chemistry Summer Research Notes: Pipers Using Plasma

      Students Lue Her, Haileigh Lenz, Victor Tymecho, D'Angelo Perez and alumnus Tristan Contreras ‘20 worked with visiting faculty member Urvashi Gangal, Ph.D. to determine how to use cold plasma to inactivate pollutants in drinking water.

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      New Educational Specialist Degree Blends Coursework and Research

      Hamline’s new Educational Specialist degree provides educators the expertise and credentials to lead innovation in classrooms and schools.

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      Biochemistry Summer Research Notes: Dean Young and Professor Betsy Martinez-Vaz

      What can be done about a widely used chemical that might be harmful to the environment? Dean Young learned there might be a bacterial solution to the problem!

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      Biochemistry Summer Research Notes: Caleb Rosenthal and Professor Betsy Martinez-Vaz

      Scientific research is more than dreaming up hypotheses and finding conclusions. For senior Caleb Rosenthal, it was about building a database tool for others to use.

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      The Virtual Classroom

      As the pandemic shifted education online, students and faculty made the best of a difficult situation.

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      Hamline’s New Master of Management and Leadership Now Open to Future Business Leaders

      Starting in fall 2020, graduate students can enroll in Hamline’s new Master of Management and Leadership to gain the skills to lead effective, adaptable teams in organizations.

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      Biochemistry Summer Research Notes: Ashley Robinson and Professor Betsy Martinez-Vaz

      In addition to enjoying the summer, senior Ashley Robinson is trying to solve a biochemistry mystery

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      Mass Shooter Database Updated Thanks to Hamline Students

      New data on victims, guns and mental health provides deeper insights and avenues for data-driven prevention.

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      Biology Summer Research Notes: Spencer Larson and Professor Leif Hembre

      Spencer Larson's biology research project on zooplankton has brought new meaning to the Minnesota term 'Lake Life'.

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      Protest Novice Found and Shared Human Connection Amid Chaos

      Mike Max '87 combined sports, news and humanity in nationwide coverage of Minneapolis protests.

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      Leading the Way Toward Lasting Change

      Chris Montana JD '13 uses his business to do all the good he can in new way.

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      Jason Sole: Instructor, Activist, Leader

      Hamline adjunct instructor is on the front lines to earn justice for George Floyd.

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      Hamline Experts on Coping with COVID-19

      Read highlights from a recent Hamline University Leo Lecture titled “Working, Living and Coping in a World with COVID-19” with Jodi Metz, director of Health Services, and Hussein Rajput Ph.D., director of Counseling Services. During the live stream conversation, Hamline experts answered questions about health and wellness during the global pandemic.

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      Pipers Win in the Classroom

      A number of Hamline University students earned academic recognitions for work during the spring semester.

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      Hamline Adds to National Conversation

      As a liberal arts institution that values civic engagement, Hamline University embraces a diversity of viewpoints and experiences among its students, faculty and alumni. In the wake of the Memorial Day officer-involved killing of George Floyd, Pipers donated, volunteered, marched, and protested. Some have also taken the lead in the media.

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      Observing Juneteenth in 2020

      A number of Juneteenth celebrations will be taking place in and around the Twin Cities. The Hamline community acknowledges the significance of this day, particularly at a time when unity, awareness, and education are essential for change.

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      Parrish Selected by U.S. Department of State for Prestigious English Language Specialist Assignment

      The U.S. Department of State announced the selection of Professor Betsy Parrish for a six-month virtual English Language Specialist project on developing handbooks for establishing Communities of Practice in Vietnam with the National Foreign Language Project of the Vietnamese Ministry of Education and Training.

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      Announcing the George Floyd Endowed Scholarship

      Hamline University has announced the creation of a George Floyd Endowed Scholarship, made possible through the generosity of an anonymous Hamline alumni family.

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      Hamline Announces Minnesota’s First Undergraduate Forensic Psychology Concentration

      Starting this fall, Hamline students can enroll in a forensic psychology concentration, the first undergraduate program of its type in Minnesota.

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      Hamline’s Master of Science in Business Analytics Announces First Graduates

      This spring, Hamline announced its first three Master of Science in Business Analytics graduates.

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      Called to Act

      The Hamline University community is bound together by the values of John Wesley to do all the good we can. 

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      Memorial of George Floyd

      President Miller's remarks on the memorial of George Floyd.

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      A Message from President Miller

      A message for the Hamline University community from President Miller on May 29, 2020.

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      A Call for Compassion and Justice

      As a community, we offer heartfelt condolences to the family of George Floyd. We ask for support and compassion to all searching for answers and justice.

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      Understanding Crises through Literature

      Professor Mike Reynold offers his hot take on literature and crises. He also suggests a few pandemic-worthy books for our reading pleasure.

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      Dance Ensemble Pivots to Video Performance

      This spring Kaori Kenmotsu and the dance ensemble embraced the challenge of taking an embodied physical art form into a digital space. In collaboration with seniors Jackson Cobb and Helen Maclay, they created a piece called “In Transition” that is now available to view online.

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      Shot Putters Get Team Running and Raising Funds

      Members of the Hamline Track and Field and Cross Country teams ran backward and uphill to raise over $600 for The Link, a shelter for youth run by alumna Beth Holger ‘98 Master of Nonprofit Management ‘04. 

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      A New Way to Celebrate

      This year, the “Honors Convocation” was renamed: “The Awards and Honors Ceremony.” Like other similar celebrations of students’ successes in the spring of 2020, it was online. It was recorded and is now available for viewing.

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      Helping on Hewitt

      Staff from residential life collaborated with the student programming board to make life more bearable for students living on campus during the Minnesota Stay Home Order.

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      Hamline Online Degree Completion Offers Hands-on, Flexible Learning in Online Format

      For students like Paige Pettit, an on-campus bachelor’s degree was never an option. With Hamline’s Online Degree Completion pathway, she can earn her degree while balancing family life and work schedules.

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      Hamline Master in the Study of Law, Paralegal Certificate Now Fully Online

      Hamline’s unique Master in the Study of Law, along with the paralegal certificate program, are now available entirely online.

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      Holten Awarded SMART Scholarship

      Hunter Holten, a rising junior majoring in Computational Data Science, is the first Hamline University student to receive a Science, Mathematics and Research for Transformation (SMART) scholarship from the Department of Defense (DOD).

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      Hamline Introduces Online MBA with New Cybersecurity Concentration

      Starting this fall, future business leaders can earn their MBA online and take advantage of a new concentration in cybersecurity.

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      Giving of Herself

      Molly Isaacson analyzes data for the Office of Institutional Effectiveness. During Minnesota’s Stay at Home Order, she’s been crunching numbers at home but has still found time to assist the Red Cross by donating blood.

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      Mental Health in the Time of COVID-19

      Dealing with the impacts of COVID-19 is a marathon, not a sprint. And while it is important to practice the social distancing that will keep many more people safe and healthy, it is also important to realize the toll this situation places on our mental health.

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      Piper Careers Start at the Career Development Center

      The staff at the Career Development Center (CDC) offer personalized career assistance for all Pipers while they're in school and for three years after graduation.

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      Let's Talk about COVID-19 and Mental Health

      Professor Serena King is teaching Hybrid General Psychology, Cross-Cultural Psychology and Applied Health Psychology this semester. She recently took time from her schedule to offer her take on the enormous impact that the COVID-19 pandemic is having on the field of psychology and people's mental health.

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      CWP Professor Sheila O'Connor Wins 2020 Minnesota Book Award

      Sheila O'Connor was named the recipient of 2020 Minnesota Book Award in the Novel & Short Story category for her book Evidence of V: A Novel in Fragments, Facts, and Fictions. O'Connor also won the Minnesota Book Award in this category in 2004 for her novel Where No Gods Came. 

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      Professor Schultz Looks Ahead to the Election

      Hamline Professor of Political Science David Schultz shared a few thoughts on the effects of COVID-19 could have on the next election.

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      Sophie Warrick Recognized for Leadership

      Sophie Warrick’s work for the New Student Programs (NSP) office earned her a professional leadership award from the regional chapter of the Association for Orientation, Transition, and Retention in Higher Education.

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      Sewing for Good: Meyer Makes Masks

      Kate Meyer of the Global Engagement Center turned her energy from keeping Pipers safe while abroad to sewing face masks that will keep communities safer during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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      To Succeed Moving Forward Marketers Need to Create Emotional Connections

      Hamline School of Business’s Sonal Gerten offered a quick take on what marketers can expect moving forward.

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      Pipers Among the Finalists for Teacher of the Year

      Education Minnesota announced ten finalists for Minnesota Teacher of the Year and three are graduates of Hamline University.

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      Nonprofit Organizations Have a Role in Our Future

      The COVID-19 pandemic has changed all aspects of our community. Hamline University School of Business professor Jeannie Fox offered a quick take on what nonprofit professionals can expect moving forward.

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      Campus Compact Announced Civic Leadership Awards

      First-year Hamline University student Emily Hilderbrand received the Presidents’ Student Leadership Award from Campus Compact. The award recognizes an individual student or a student organization that models a deep commitment to civic responsibility and leadership.

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      Wesley Center Supports Community During Holidays

      Leaders from Hamline’s Wesley Center offer words of wisdom and support as significant holidays are celebrated by those of the Christian, Jewish and Muslim religions this April.

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      Dieu Do Named Newman Civic Fellow

      Dieu Do, a junior, has been named a Newman Civic Fellow by Campus Compact, a Boston-based non-profit organization working to advance the public purposes of higher education.

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      Stay Home Order and Pandemic are Good Reasons to Exercise

      While Pipers stay home to help slow the spread of COVID-19, Hamline Exercise Science professors Lisa Ferguson-Stegall and Jen Robb encourage physical exercise to boost immune function, improve cognition, maintain fitness and support mental health.

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      Tips for Remote Learning from Hamline Experts

      Hamline University will end the Spring 2020 undergraduate classes online. The faculty have transitioned their classes and the Canvas learning tool is ready for students. In anticipation of this change in format, Lisa Nordeen of the Center for Academic Success and Achievement has compiled tips to help students during the transition to a new learning environment.

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      Hamline University Makes Changes to Admissions

      Hamline University has implemented two significant changes to its admissions policies. In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Hamline University has moved the enrollment decision day from May 1, 2020 to June 1, 2020. The second change is that Hamline University will not require the ACT or SAT for admission.

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      Hamline is the First “Reconciling University” in Minnesota and Second in the Nation

      On March 1, 2020, the Hamline University Board of Trustees unanimously passed a resolution officially welcoming people of all sexual orientations, gender identities, and gender expressions, formally affiliating the university with Reconciling Ministries Network (RMN).

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      Theatre Students Won Seven Awards at Regional Conference

      The theatre department had a strong showing at the 2020 Region 5 Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival in January. Hamline students and recent alumni received seven honors for productions in the Anne Simely Theatre over the last year.

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      "Take the Lead" Donation Founds Hamline Leadership Scholars Program

      A new initiative has been funded as part of Hamline’s Take the Lead Campaign. The Hamline Leadership Scholars Program was created with the goal of increasing student retention and graduation outcomes.

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      Students Met with Trustees at the “100 Who Influence” Luncheon

      Student leaders discussed the future of Hamline University with trustees at the “100 Who Influence” Luncheon, an event dedicated to giving students an opportunity to speak directly with institutional decision-makers.

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      A Team of MBA Students Won Second in the ACG Cup

      For the second time in two years, a team of MBA students from the Hamline School of Business finished second in the Association for Corporate Growth regional competition for its prestigious ACG Cup. The event was held on Thursday, February 13 at the Carlson School of Management.

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      President Miller Talked with Mayor Carter

      Hamline President Fayneese Miller and City of St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter shared the stage, some serious moments and a few laughs in front of a crowd in Sundin Music Hall during the noon hour on Wednesday, February 12, 2020.

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      Mahle Lecture to Address Divine Inclusion

      Bishop Karen P. Oliveto from United Methodist Church Mountain Sky Area will deliver the Spring 2020 Mahle Lecture entitled "Imago Dei in an Age of Selfies, Separations and Schisms" on Tuesday, February 25 at 7 p.m. in Sundin Hall. She will be on campus and in community in the days before and after her keynote as well. Bishop Oliveto is the first openly LGBTQ+ Bishop in the United Methodist Church.  

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      MFAC Alum Receives Newbery Honor, Corretta Scott King Award for New Talent Author, and Morris Award Finalist Honor

      Genesis Begins Again by Alicia D. Williams, MFAC alumna ‘13 receives a Newbery Honor, the Coretta Scott King Award, and is a finalist for the William C. Morris Award.

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      Kris Norman-Major Recognized with Professional Leadership Award

      Kris Norman-Major, professor and director of public administration programs in the Hamline School of Business, has been awarded the Joan Fiss Bishop Award by the American Society for Public Administration, Section on Women in Public Administration.

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      Hamline Mourns the Passing of an Influential Teacher and Leader

      Hamline University Professor Emerita Nancy Jean Holland passed away on Saturday, January 25, 2020. Professor Holland was a faculty leader in the philosophy department who taught from 1981 until her retirement in 2017. There will be no service in accordance with her wishes.

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      Top Incoming High School Students Visited Hamline

      Each year Hamline comes together for Scholars Day to welcome top incoming high school students to learn about the university’s honors program and the diverse opportunities and experiences that await them in the fall.

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      The Holding Shanty: An Artistic Collaboration with A Social Justice Purpose

      Assistant Professor Valentine Cadieux, who also directs Environmental Studies and Sustainability at Hamline, is part of a team that created The Holding Shanty for the Art Shanty Projects, a three-week winter public art event that runs Saturdays and Sundays through February 9, 2020 on Bde Unma/Lake Harriet.

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      HUSC Gained Momentum During the Fall Semester

      The Hamline Undergraduate Student Congress (HUSC) had a busy fall semester, making policy changes that will impact the campus community in many ways.

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      CEUT Received 2020 State Funding

      Hamline University’s School of Education Center for Excellence in Urban Teaching (CEUT) was one of five Minnesota institutions to receive a 2020 grant as part of Minnesota’s Collaborative Urban and Greater Minnesota Educators of Color (CUGMEC) program.

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      A Day of Reflection and Service in Honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

      Hamline University will celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with a community Commemoration and Day of Service on Tuesday, January 21, 2020.

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      Pipers Making and Breaking News in Thailand

      Ten Pipers will be spending 3 weeks of J-Term in Thailand where they’ll report and produce environmental stories with the help of prominent and experienced journalism mentors.

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      Hamline Students Named to Governor’s Young Women’s Cabinet

      Calonna Carlisle, Mariana Cervantes, and Evelyn Humphrey are the latest Pipers to be named to Minnesota Governor Walz’s Young Women’s Cabinet. Senior Raie Gessesse was previously appointed and remains a member. 

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      Hamline Senior Appointed to Governor's Council on the Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday

      Senior Nicholas Jenkins jump-started a career in community leadership with his recent appointment by Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan to the Governor’s Council on the Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday for 2020.

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      “Humanize My Hoodie” Released Limited Edition Book and Documentary

      “Humanize My Hoodie”, a movement led by Hamline University adjunct instructor Jason Sole and his collaborator Andre Wright, recently released their biggest project to date: The “Humanize My Hoodie Book” and the “Road to New York Fashion Week Documentary.”

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      Jessica Lind Peterson Wins 2020 Deborah Tall Lyric Essay Book Prize

      Current MFA Student Jessica Lind Peterson Wins 2020 Deborah tall Lyric Essay Book Prize

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      Hamline Alumnus John A. Downing Named 2019 AAAS Fellow

      Hamline alumnus John A. Downing ‘73 has been elected a 2019 Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science for his contributions to water health.

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      A Trip for Truth

      Hamline University’s Truth, Racial Healing and Transformation Campus Center (TRHT) took its unifying mission to Washington D.C. in October.

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      Dr. Robert Mikulak ‘64 Received the Hague Award

      Hamline alumnus Dr. Robert Mikulak ‘64 was one of three recipients of the Hague Award from the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) during the first day of the Twenty-Fourth Conference of the States Parties to the Chemical Weapons Convention.

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      Students Contribute to National Mass Shooter Database

      Hamline students were key team members on the publically released mass shooter database, the most comprehensive database of mass shooters in the United States.

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      Data Analytics Team Takes Second in Competition

      On Saturday, November 9, Hamline juniors Andrew Argeros and Lindsey Hawk with their teammate Lindsay Steiger, a senior, successfully competed and won second place in the fourth-annual MinneMUDAC Student Data Science Challenge.

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      Comprehensive Database of Mass Shooters Released for Public Use

      The Violence Project, a nonpartisan think tank led by Jillian Peterson of Hamline University and James Densley of Metropolitan State University, have publicly released the largest, most comprehensive database of mass shooters in the United States.

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      David Chun Named Chief Information Officer

      Hamline University named David Chun to the role of Chief Information Officer (CIO), a leadership position at the Associate Vice President level.

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      Hamline Receives “Platinum Seal” for Excellence in Student Voter Engagement

      Hamline students' participation rate was 63.3 percent in the 2018 midterm election and as a result the the university was awarded a platinum seal for having the overall highest voting rate among peer institutions nationwide.

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      Hamline University Kicks off $110 Million Comprehensive Campaign

      Hamline University has launched “Take the Lead: The Campaign for Hamline University”, a comprehensive fundraising effort with a final goal of $110 million.

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      Alums Help Build Soccer Pitch in Hamline Park

      Earlier this month, Hamline alumni Michael Abata ‘05 and Brent Reykdal ‘08 gathered with other Target representatives to officially unveil the new soccer mini-pitch constructed in Hamline Park.

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      Hamline Offers Personal Training Certificate Class

      Hamline’s personal training certification class is helping students to become smarter in the classroom and in the gym too.

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      A Week of Connection and Community

      Each fall, the Hamline community comes together for Homecoming, a week packed with festivities and celebration. As midterms approach, here’s a recap of some of the fun on campus during the week of October 7.

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      Hamline School of Business Built a Finance and Analytics Classroom with Grant from Wells Fargo

      The School of Business celebrated the new Wells Fargo Finance and Analytics Room with a ribbon cutting event.

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      Hamline Remembers Carol E. Anderson '46

      Hamline University mourns the passing of Carol E. Anderson '46, a life trustee, institutional benefactor and strong believer in the power of education.

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      MFAC Faculty Laura Ruby's Newest Book is on the Shortlist for the National Book Awards

      MFAC faculty Laura Ruby takes her place on the 2019 National Book Awards Shortlist for Young People's Literature with her newest novel Thirteen Doorways, Wolves Behind Them All. 

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      Hamline Makes New International Connections

      Looking to expand your global footprint and intercultural perspective? Hamline University’s Global Engagement Center has expanded to twenty-one international partners and added the SPAN program to campus all within the last year and a half.

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      Four CWP Alumni Named Loft Mentor Series Fellows

      Four Alumni of Hamline's MFA in creative writing program earn fellowships in the prestigious Loft Mentor Series.

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      Collaboration Yields a New Makerspace for Hamline Elementary School

      Team members at the Hamline Elementary-Hamline University Collaborative Learning University School won a grant for a new makerspace.

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      Students Awarded Eddie Phillips Scholarship

      Two Hamline students have received the Eddie Phillips Scholarship for African-American Men.

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      Emeritus Professor Ann Mabbott Selected for State Department Program Again

      For the second year in a row Emeritus Professor Ann Mabbott has been selected by the U.S. Department of State to be one of only 80 English Language Specialists stationed around the world.

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      Selective and Personal Admission Approach Yields Classes that Reflect Minnesota

      Mai Nhia Xiong Chan and the admission team have developed a winning approach to enrollment.

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      New Options for Mastering Data

      Hamline School of Business offers new programs that can help professionals advance their careers in a data-driven world.

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      Linnette Werner, Ph.D. Named Associate Dean of Graduate Programs for CLA

      Linnette Werner, Ph.D became Associate Dean of Graduate Programs for the College of Liberal Arts in early July.

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      Collaboration Between Two Hamlines Earns an A Grade

      Hamline Elementary School has a new tagline -- Collaborative Learning University School -- that reflects a deepening educational partnership with Hamline University.

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      Celebrating and Honoring Service Members

      Memorial Day is an appropriate time to reflect on the service and contributions of our military student graduates.

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      A Teaching Star Shines for Equity

      Jessica Davis had planned to pursue an MD. Instead, she opted for an MAT at Hamline after deciding to be a high school math teacher.

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      Celebrating the McVay Program

      For 15 years, the McVay Youth Partnership has been supporting St. Paul youth and giving Hamline students a chance to take the lead.

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      Hamline CWP alum, faculty member selected for Inaugural Jerome Hill Artist Fellowship Program

       MFA Alum Joe Horton and CWP Faculty Richard Pelster-Wiebe have been selected for the Jerome Hill Artist Fellowship Program. The Jerome Foundation seeks to contribute to a dynamic and evolving culture by supporting the creation, development, and production of new works by early career/emerging artists.

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      Raie Gessesse Named Truman Scholar

      Raie Gessesse is Hamline’s first woman of color and first first-generation student to be named a Truman Scholar. She was one of 62 outstanding students chosen from an application pool of 840 from across the United States.

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      Hamline MBA Students Took Second Place in the ACG Cup Competition

      A team of Hamline MBA students came in second in the regional Association for Corporate Growth (ACG) Cup competition held at the University of St. Thomas’ Minneapolis campus in February.

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      A Focus on Sustainability in the REER Lab

      It's always earth month in the REER Lab where Hamline students are working to advance sustainability.

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      Professor Alison Baker ‘Sculpting’ Her Own Path in The Art Field

      Since 2015, Professor of Sculpture Alison Baker has broken through stereotypes and crossed international borders in the art field at Hamline.

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      Seminars Expand Reach of Popular Women’s Professional Conference

      Just in time for Women's History Month, the Women in Public Service Seminars are now accepting registrations.

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      Hamline Students Study Abroad in January

      Before classes spring ahead into the next semester, it is time to reflect on the busy and adventurous J-Term many Hamline students had. From Jamaica to Germany, Hamline students traveled all over the world through the wonderful J-Term study abroad option.

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      Athlete and Civic Leader Duane Benson '67 Passed Away

      Duane Benson ‘67 has passed away. The accomplished football player and track star for Hamline University went on to become a civic leader after he graduated.

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      Alumna Elected to Hennepin County Board of Commissioners

      Angela Conley’s approach to public service makes her a new voice on the Hennepin County Board of Commissioners for more reasons than one.

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      CWP Faculty John Brandon’s "Arkansas" Adapted for Film

      CWP faculty member John Brandon’s novel Arkansas has been adapted into a film of the same name, directed by Clark Duke and filmed in Alabama.

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      Mock Trial Team Brought New Experiences to Deaf and Hearing Impaired High School Students

      Members of the Mock Trial program affirmed the benefits of strong arguments, preparation and teamwork when they shared their knowledge and experience with deaf and hearing impaired high school students.

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      Piper Coach Natalie Darwitz Admitted to Hockey Hall of Fame

      On Wednesday, December 12, Women's Hockey Coach Natalie Darwitz took her place in hockey history when she was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame.

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      Adam King Named to USC Team

      Adam King, a junior on the men's soccer team, was named to the United Soccer Coaches' North Region third team for the second consecutive season. He is the first Piper ever to be so honored by the USC twice.

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      CEUT Awards Scholarships to Aspiring Teachers

      Aspiring teachers who received Hamline's Center for Excellence in Urban Teaching (CEUT) scholarships get a chance to help close the racial gap between students and teachers in Minnesota.

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      Piper Linebacker Luke Trudell Named to D3Football.com West Region Team

      Hamline's own Luke Trudell was named to the D3Football.com West Region team. Read more on the Hamline Athletics website.

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