Academic Skills Information The following documents offer tips and suggestions on a variety of academic skills topics. Click on the link to open a PDF document. If you'd like to discuss a particular skill area further, please contact Academic Advising (651-523-2912) to schedule an appointment. 24 Ways to Improve Motivation and Concentration Class Participation: Getting Started Communication in Small Group Discussion Concentration Tips Critical Reading Skills (SQ3R Method) How are Your Listening Skills? Math Study Skills Questions to Ask Before an Exam Stress & What You Can Do About It Study Habits and Skills Checklist Time Management Tips with Hamline Weekly Schedule Top Ten Study Skills Where Does the Time Go?
Publication CelebrationAll are welcome to attend an author talk by Hamline University Professor Katharine Bjork in celebration of the publication of Prairie Imperialists: The Indian Country Origins of American Empire. Light refreshments will be served. In Giddens Learning Center, room 1S, at Hamline University on Thursday, February 28 from 4 to 5 p.m.Read More
Students Lobby at the Capitol On Wednesday, February 13, Hamline students took the short trip to downtown Saint Paul to advocate for the Minnesota State Grant, a grant that makes it possible for many Pipers to attend Hamline.Read More
J-Term AbroadBefore 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.Read More
Feb. 20Deconstructing the Wall - Humans, Animals, Law, and Land4:30 - 6 p.m.You're Invited to the February ELM Talk: Deconstructing the WallAdd to Calendar
Feb. 22Join LGBTQIA+ Students at QUnity RetreatAll day event.QUnity, dedicated to leadership and identity development for LGBTQIA+ identified students, is being held this year on February 22 and 23, 2019.Add to Calendar
Feb. 22Criminalization of Poverty1 - 4:30 p.m.This half-day event focuses on the criminalization of poverty and homelessness in the Twin Cities. Participate in a poverty simulation led by MN Community Action Partnership, designed to help participants understand what it might be like to live in a low-income family. And, explore solutions with a panel of experts that you can take forward in your communities.Add to Calendar
Feb. 22Feminist Friday2 - 3 p.m.Join us for our first bi-weekly discussion group exploring a variety of feminist issues. This week's issue is mental health, facilitated by Jenny Roper from Counseling Services.Add to Calendar