Inside Hamline News

It is with profound sadness that we must inform you of the sudden passing of Associate Professor David Berg on Tuesday, March 21. He was 63. Dave’s particular areas of interest were globalization, how firms react in a global economy and how firms...

Máel Sheridan, Professor of Social Justice and Social Change, recently participated in the panel, "Removing the Camouflage: Queer and Trans Military Voice Speak Out," at the annual conference of the Association of Writers and Writing Programs (AWP)...

Alison Stanik and Emily Hilderbrand have been named student speakers for 2023's Spring Commencement. Allison studied Legal Studies and Professional Writing and Rhetoric and achieved her TEFL certification in her Junior year. She was involved with...

Stacie Bosley, associate professor of economics, presented at an international consumer protection conference and participated in a companion workshop with staff from the Federal Trade Commission and national consumer groups in Washington, DC. Bosley...

In collaboration with the University of Iowa, Dr. Erik Asp was awarded a two-year, $25,000 Neurology R01 Pilot Grant for his project entitled "Misinformation Credulity Phenotype across the Adult Lifespan and in ADRD." Fake news, false advertising...

Kris Norman has been awarded the 2023 Outstanding Mentorship Award from the Section for Women in Public Administration of the American Society for Public Administration. This award honors an individual, who by example and action, has provided...

Sharon Preves, Professor in the Department of Social Justice and Social Change, recently presented an invited keynote address at the international conference "Centering Intersex: Global and Local Dimensions". This conference was virtually hosted by...

HSEL Professor Betsy Parrish has contributed a chapter to the recently released "The Better Learning Research Review", published by Cambridge University Press. Her chapter, "Differentiation by Design," explores how to create optimal learning...

Education professor Betsy Parrish (Education professor) and Patsy Egan (ATLAS Director) recently led trainings for the Teaching Skills that Matter (TSTM) initiative, through the United States Department of Education in Washington, D.C.. This project...

Last January, Hamline students' work from the Study Away was published in Thailand's national media outlet, The Bangkok Post. The article, " The Highs and Lows of Liberalizing Weed was written by local Thai reporter Pratch Rujivanarom who recognized...