Who We Are
The 2018-2019 Women's Resource Center staff is available to help with a variety of questions, concerns, and/or ideas. You can email us at the general wrc@hamline.edu email or reach out to us individually.
Faculty Director
Jen England
Pronouns: she, her, hers
Email: jengland02@hamline.edu
Jen is an Assistant Professor in the English Department and a trained advocate with Sexual Violence Services (SOS) of Ramsey County. She teaches and researches professional writing, digital media, and feminist community practices. Jen is excited to work with the WRC on a range of feminist social justice issues, particularly those related to media and technology.
Graduate Assistant
Jackie Liu
Pronouns: she, her, hers
Email: jliu05@hamline.edu
Jackie is a doctoral student majoring in Human Resource Development at the University of Minnesota. She researches women's leadership development and cross-cultural leadership, and she has prior experience working in a women's center. Jackie looks forward to combining her education, research, professional experience, and creativity to develop the WRC's programs and services and to support the self-actualization and well-being of everyone at Hamline.
Student Workers
Maddie Clark
Pronouns: she, her, hers
Email: mclark13@hamline.edu
Maddie is a senior majoring in Communication Studies. She is passionate about women's rights, pop culture, and how we educate and nurture future leaders. She is the founder of Hamline's Feminist Liberation and Intersectionality Coalition (FLIC) and works for New Student Programs. Maddie looks forward to bringing more awareness to the WRC and holding fun events to raise awareness of issues most pertinent to women and their allies.
Ruweida Sheikh-Mohamed
Pronouns: she, her, hers
Email: rsheikhmohamed01@hamline.edu
Interns
Franki Hanke
Pronouns: she, her, hers
Email: fhanke01@hamline.edu
Naomi Meyer
Email: nmeyer08@hamline.edu
Robert Northrup
Pronouns: he, him, his
Email: rnorthrup01@hamline.edu
Robert is a senior double-majoring in Sociology and Social Justice. His main academic interest is how experiences create connections and understanding, and he hopes to pursue social justice work that explores this idea. Robert looks forward to working with the WRC to create engaging, critical, and useful programming. Robert was the WRC's Programming and Development intern in Fall 2018.
Quyana Robinson
Email: qrobinson01@hamline.edu
Staff Volunteers
Halima Ahmed
Pronouns: she, her, hers
Email: hahmed09@hamline.edu
Halima is a social justice major focusing on global human rights and their impact on women. She is a transfer student and was involved in her previous school’s Feminists Organizing Change club. Halima looks forward to working with the WRC and the Hamline community to spread awareness about the issues that women face and how these affect our world.
Leanne Byman
Pronouns: she, her, hers
Email: lbyman01@hamline.edu
Sara Cannella
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Email: scannella02@hamline.edu
Sydney Holets
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Email: sholets01@hamline.edu
Sydney is a junior majoring in Creative Writing. On campus, she is involved with yoga, meditation, and the Broke Starving Writers Club and hopes to become an editor for a campus magazine or journal. Sydney is excited to work with the team at the WRC to create awareness both on campus and in the community about women's issues and empowerment.
Chloé McElmury
Pronouns: she, her, hers
Email: cmcelmury01@hamline.edu
Chloé is a senior double-majoring in Digital Media Arts and Professional Writing and minoring in Management. She writes for The Oracle and Canvas Magazine, where she also serves as editor in chief. Chloé is excited to help the WRC create a brand identity and design meaningful, important materials, especially regarding issues of mental health, cancer, and abusive relationships. Chloé was the WRC's Communications and Outreach intern in Fall 2018.