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Public Administration Alumni, Students, and Faculty Meet
On April 23rd, over 50 public administration alumni, students and faculty attended a gathering hosted by the School of Business and the Department of Public Administration. Held at the Town and Country Club in St. Paul, the attendees had a chance to catch up with each other and on the happenings in our public administration programs, as well as hear a dynamic discussion addressing the theme "Redefining State and Local Government in Minnesota: The impacts of the national and state economic meltdown." Panelists Dane Smith, Growth and Justice, Jim Miller, League of MN Cities, Tim Houle, Crow-Wing County, Molly O'Rourke, Washington County and Heather Worthington, City of Edina shared their insights on the changing relationships between and among federal, state and local level units of government. All expect major changes in the way we do the public's business moving forward. The School of Business and Department of Public Administration plan to host similar gatherings on a semi-annual basis. Click on the image below for a larger copy of the photo.
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Gustafson is Keynote Speaker at Unconventional Giving Strategies Seminar
Director of the Nonprofit Management Program Dr. Cathy Gustafson will be the keynote speaker at Unconventional Giving Strategies: Values-Driven Solutions for Your Clients. This event is sponsored by Catholic Community Foundations, Lutheran Community Foundations, and the Minneapolis Jewish Federation. The breakfast event is Tuesday, May 5. For more information or to register go to the Catholic Community Foundations registration page. |
Schultz in Print and Audio
Dr. David Schultz was asked to share his political experitise on the Obama press conference, the Specter party affiliation change, and the Franken/Coleman senate race. You can hear David on a WCCO podcast by going to http://www.830wcco.com/pages/3648.phpand going to the 4/29/09 Mike Max podcast. Or you can read his quotes to Kare 11 on Kare11.com |
Management and Economics Graduating Seniors Lunch Management and Economics graduating seniors are invited to gather with friends, faculty, and School of Business administration on May 12 from 11:30-12:30 at the GLC Art Gallery. We will celebrate the accomplishment of HSB students, announce scholarship receipients, and hear remarks from Dean Julian Schuster. To RSVP for lunch, e-mail hsb@hamline.edu by May 8. |
It's May - Do you know what you're taking this fall?
Registration for gradute fall term 2009 opened on April 20 and some courses are full or close to full. Be sure to register early to get a seat in your preferred course. If your course is full, email jcrosby01@hamline.edu to be added to a wait list. | |
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Upcoming Events this Semester |
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The Great Secret to Financial Security
The Workshop in Applied Investing course has invited Gaylen Harms to present on achieving financial independence. Gaylen Harms, CFP®, CLU, ChFC is a founding partner of Fortune Financial in Minneapolis. For over 25 years, Gaylen has specialized in providing financial alternatives to help people achieve financial success. His presentation will be in Law/Grad 106 on Monday, May 4th 4:10-5:40.
The Economic Crisis and Bailout of 2007: Two Countries, Two ResponsesDr. Haiyun Zhao from the Central University for Nationalities, Beijing, China, will speak on the U.S. and Chinese responses to the economic crisis of 2007. The lecture will explore the economic structures and growth modes of both countries. Dr. Zhao's presentation will take place on Tuesday, May 5 from 4:30-5:30 at the Hamline St. Paul campus Law Grad 106. Light refreshments will be provided. Members of the Hamline Community with an interest in China, business, economics and government are encouraged to attend. Professor Zhao is a visiting scholar with the Hamline School of Business. To RSVP for this event, please contact Bknisely01@hamline.edu. Minnesota Council of Nonprofits Leadership Conference
As Minnesota's nonprofit sector enters a time of transformation, leaders are increasingly required to be efficient and practical in their work, in order to maximize impact while resources are tight. Join the Minnesota Council of Nonprofits at the 2009 Nonprofit Leadership Conference for a thoughtful and practical day to explore what you, as a nonprofit leader, must consider during this time of societal transformation. The event is June 4 at the University of Minnesota. Check mncn.org for more information. |
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Jobs, Internships, Scholarships
Americorps Position, Saint Paul Public Schools Foundation
Interested in inspiring the next generation? Then consider applying for an Americorps VISTA position with the Saint Paul Public Schools Foundation. This position is responsible for tutoring youth in our city schools. Visit the Foundation's web site for more information.
Community Fundraising Intern, One Heartland
A Hamline alumna is looking for an intern with the possibility that the position could turn into a full time job. One Heartland seeks a Community Fundraising Intern (CFI) to assist with the coordination of our community & student initiatives as well as various organizational events. The person in this position will communicate directly with donors and supporters on behalf of One Heartland. This person may also represent the organization during public events. Additional duties include the creation and distribution of mail & marketing pieces, assistance with other written communications to supporters as well as administrative duties as needed. Visit the MCN intern board for more information. |
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