Helpful Resources On-Campus Resources Disability Resources is connected with the following offices on campus: Center for Academic Services 651-523-2912The Center for Academic Services offers the writing center, tutoring and academic advising for undergraduate students. In addition, the writing center now offers their services to graduate students. Counseling & Health Services 651-523-2204Counseling and Health Services offers free individual counseling and nursing appointments for students enrolled in any program at Hamline University. Please note that all immunizations and some health services tests have a fee. Please contact Counseling and Health Services for more information. Religious & Spiritual Life Office 651-523-2315The Religious and Spiritual Life Office welcomes students from all religious traditions, as well as those who have none. Students should feel free to use this office and its space to worship, pray, meditate or reflect. A chaplain is also available by appointment to meet with students individually to offer guidance. Residential Life 651-523-2061The Office of Residential Life handles all inquiries regarding on- campus housing. This is the office students should contact if they wish to request a medical single room for disability purposes. Safety and Security 651-523-2100If you are a first year student and require a car on campus due to disability, please click here to fill out a request form. Please note that handicap parking permits must be obtained through the State of Minnesota. Applications for these permits can be found here. Off-Campus Resources These off-campus resources are also available to help students:Americans with Disabilities Act American Foundation for the Blind The Association on Higher Education and Disability (AHEAD) American Printing House for the Blind Barrier Free Education BookShare Disability Access Information and Support (DAIS) DO-IT The Faculty Room The George Washington University HEATH Resource Center Individual Accommodations Model Job Accommodation Network (JAN) John Gardner's Science Education LD Online Learning Ally Math Education and Nemeth Code Minnesota State Council on Disability National Braille Press National Federation of the Blind National Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped National Science Foundation Teaching Math to Visually Impaired Students
It Adds Up to Victory!On Saturday, November 9, Hamline juniors Andrew Argeros and Lyndsey Hawk with their teammate Lindsay Steiger, a senior, successfully competed and won second place in the fourth-annual MinneMUDAC Student Data Science Challenge.Read More
Mass Shooter Database ReadyThe 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.Read More
New CIO at Hamline Hamline University named David Chun to the role of Chief Information Officer (CIO), a leadership position at the Associate Vice President level. Read More
Past is Present in Fall PlayHamline senior Hannah Coleman directs “Iphigenia and Other Daughters,” the latest production to hit the stage in the Anne Simley Theatre. The play opens Friday, November 15 at 7:30 p.m.Read More
Nov. 22Feminist Friday: Centering Sex and Pleasure in Sexual Assault Prevention1 - 2 p.m.Special Feminist Friday with sex expert Dr. Jaime GrantAdd to Calendar
Nov. 23Mapping Your Desire1 - 7 p.m.Your desires are important, and they make us special. Desire Mapping is a tool that helps connect us to our internal, authentic sexualities and desires so that we can acknowledge our true selves and explore them. There are definitely markers of different points, on the map key points; our likes, dislikes, passions and even fears. Each of us has our own unique Desire Map. Everyone has a unique sex story whether it consists of no one or many people. It’s all you need to know, to create a vibrant, passionate sexuality that is embedded in you. You just have to bring your story to light, and learn how to use it.Add to Calendar
Nov. 27Pilates classes every Wednesday11 a.m. - 12 p.m.Pilates mat classes will be offered 11am - 12pm, every Wednesday in the Bush Center Ballroom.Add to Calendar
Nov. 29Feminist 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