Inside Hamline News

Hamline School of Education and Leadership faculty Jennifer Carlson, Trish Harvey, and Karen Moroz presented their social presence research at the International Conference on Humanities, Social and Education Sciences (iHSES). The conference brought...

Kris Norman, professor in the Master of Public Administration and PhD in Management and Public Service programs a well as director of the Center for Public Administration and Leadership in the School of Business, has a chapter in the recently...

Hamline master's student Greta McElvain presented her MA in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages thesis paper at The SLA Graduate Student Symposium on April 1, 2023. Her presentation, entitled "Adult Immigrant English Learners’ Perceptions...

Marcela Kostihova, Professor of English and Dean of the College of Liberal Arts, co-facilitated a leadership worksh op entitled "Applied Shakespeare: Renaissance Leadership For Transformative Higher Education," at the 2023 Shakespeare Association of...

Destiny Yang ’23, from the Hamline Plasma Laboratory in the Department of Chemistry recently presented an oral talk on their collaborative research in the Session: Electrified Water Treatment Processes in the Division of Environmental Chemistry at...

Máel Sheridan, Professor of Social Justice and Social Change, was invited to meet with a book club sponsored by the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion program of the Department of the Army account at Deloitte Consulting. In recognition of Transgender...

John Mazis, Professor of History, published the chapter "A Voice in the Wilderness: Ion Dragoumis, Greece, and the West", in the book Greece Between East and West: Culture and Geopolitics, Cambridge Scholars Publishing, April 2023.

A research study conducted by Hamline students Alyssa (Ali) Eastman & Owen Sloop in the Integrative Physiology Lab was published in the Journal of Kinesiology & Wellness this week. Lisa Stegall, the Program Director for Exercise Science, directs the...

Seniors Anika Besst, Bailey Harris, Ruqa Martins, and Calder Michienzi presented papers at the ACTC (Associated Colleges of the Twin Cities) English Majors Conference at Macalester College on Friday, March 31. Besst presented, ""How Lost Objects are...

2 023 Wesley Award Winners Students Anika Besst (she/they) is from Coon Rapids, Minnesota and will graduate this spring from the College of Liberal Arts with a Bachelor of Arts in theatre arts and journalism (with an emphasis in social justice), and...