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Student-Led Resource DriveThe Hamline to Hamline Collaboration's student leaders Andrew Cin-Walker and Morgan Fox coordinated a drive for Hamline Elementary's Family Resource Room. The Family Resource Room will be officially launching on Thursday, June 1 for families through the Full-Service Community School Grant that Hamline Elementary received from the Minnesota Department of Education.Read More
Dr. Singleton Receives AwardDr. Jermaine Singleton, professor in English, received the 2017 Exemplary Teacher Award. This annual program expresses the church’s support of and appreciation for faculty who have demonstrated exemplary leadership, excellence in teaching, service to students and commitment to education.Read More
Catalyst BlogSix different groups of Hamline students traveled across the country during spring break for the Wesley Center's signature Catalyst Alternative Spring Break Trips. The Hamline community can read about the students' experiences on the Catalyst blog. Catalyst is designed to provide students with an opportunity to learn about social justice, reflect on their roles in the community, and contribute via service over spring break.Read More
Nur Mood speaks at Coordinator of Religious and Spiritual Life Programs Nur Mood was recently part of the panel on The Feast of St. Scholastica, reflecting on its Benedictine values. Also on the panel were Duluth Mayor Emily Larson, Board of Trustees Chair Chris Dolan, and Religion Department Professor Gary Boelhower. Nur Mood is an alumnus of the College of Scholastica and serves on their Board of Directors' Alumni Relations. Read More