Hamline University defines “Student Location” as the student’s physical residence at the time of applying to a program and, for subsequent terms of enrollment, the student’s physical residence at the time of registering for courses for an upcoming or current academic term (fall or spring). Students are required to ensure their university record accurately reflects their current physical state of residence within 30 days.
The student press at Hamline University exists to give the students a vehicle for the broad expression of their views on matters of concern to them. In brief, it is a press governed by and for the students. It is free from censorship or advance approval of copy by the university or any part of it, and the editorial staff is free to develop its own editorial policy and provide such news coverage as it finds appropriate.
Hamline University seeks to balance encouragement of active learning opportunities off campus with a strong commitment to student safety.
Clarifies consistent circumstances and procedures under which students will be permitted to occupy Taylor Studios and Sculpture Facilities.
ITS has adopted the following policy to convey the responsibilities pertaining to the use of technology on campus, to outline the appropriate use of technologies, to communicate security procedures and information, and to convey the ways in which Hamline University will enforce the policy.
TechSelect is the university's technology acquisition program (TechSelect) and constitutes the university’s official and required process of end-user technology hardware, device, and service acquisition and establishes the conditions under which university-owned or personally-owned mobile devices may be used at Hamline University.
This policy establishes 1) the appropriate means by which Hamline employees may acquire desktops, laptops, monitors, mobile computing devices, and related peripherals/accessories and 2) employee responsibility inherent in taking possession of leased equipment.
Students may designate trusted individuals, such as parents or guardians, as Third Party Users in Workday. Creating a third party account allows students to release selected confidential information, such as financial aid awards, student account and billing information, grades, and class schedules, to the person or persons they choose. This confidential information is protected by federal law (Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, commonly called FERPA) and Hamline University cannot release it to third parties without the student’s authorization.
Degree programs are to be completed within seven years, except for the DPA which must be completed with ten; licensure program completion has no time limit.