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Hamline School of Business Weekly Update
August 14, 2009 |
Professor David Schultz Granted Fulbright Scholarship
Professor David Schultz has been granted his second  international Fulbright Scholarship. In 2008 Dr. Schultz traveled to Armenia to research and lecture on the topic of election law politics. This award will take him to Corvinus University in Budapest, Hungry to lecture on public administration topics. Congratulations to Dr. Schultz on this prestegious award. Visit http://www.cies.org/ for more information about the Fulbright. |
Professor Karen Somerville Speaks at the Academy of Management Conference
HSB Professor Karen Somerville was recently honored by the Academy of  Management. Her paper, titled "Linking Change Drivers and the Organizational Change Process: A Review and Synthesis," was an Organization Development and Change Division Best Paper Finalist. She presented the paper at the Academy of Management's 2009 Annual Meeting in Chicago on August 11. Karen will return to the Twin Cities later in August after a summer of researching, writing, presenting, and preparing for an international move from Ottawa to Minnesota. |
Kate Barr to Speak on Empowerment, Economy, and Equity
Kate Barr, instructor in the Nonprofit Management program and  executive director of Nonprofits Assistance Fund will speak at a the Minnesota Council of Foundation's Empowering, Economy, and Equity workshop on September 25. The workshop will bring together leaders in the LGBT community for an energizing conversation on new ways for LGBT organizations to deepen relationships with funders and the community. For more information, visit the MCF web site. |
Participate in Your Hamline MBA Student Association
Are you an MBA student looking to play an active role in your student organization? The Hamline University MBA Association (HUMBAA) is looking for students to participate as officers for the upcoming academic year. Please read the note from Sanjeev Ranasinghe, President of HUMBAA and consider applying for an officer position. |
2009 Plan Sponsor Fiduciary Summit
HSB will host the 2009 Plan Sponsor Fiduciary Summit. The Summit is Thursday, September 17 from 7:30-11:30 a.m. in the Kay Fredericks Ballroom and will feature several distinguished guests and speakers on the topic of fiduciary liability concerns and practices. HSB Dean Julian Schuster will open the Summit, welcome guests, and speak briefly regarding the Hamline School of Business. For more information, visit the promotional flyer or contact hsb@hamline.edu. | |
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Upcoming Events |
25th Annual Conference on Policy Analysis
Wednesday, October 14, 2009 University of Minnesota's Continuing Education and Conference Center Professor Kris Norman-Major Chair of the Public Administration Department, is on the planning committee. HSB Dean Julian Schuster will participate on a panel of experts discussing the economic stimulus package and its effects on Minnesota economy and government. Please view the brochure or register online. The conference web site is www.cce.umn.edu/policyanalysis. The student cost is just $50! MicroInequities: The Power of Small
Thursday, October 22, 2009 Dunwoody College of Technology The MultiCultural Development Center is hosting Stephen Young to discuss MicroInequities: The Power of Small. He will outline how mastering the micromessages we all send can lead to a diverse, highly productive and inclusive work environment. Go to the MutiCultural Development Center site for more information. |
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Jobs, Internships, Scholarships
Grants Analyst, Minnesota Public Radio
Minnesota Public Radio is looking for a Grants Analyst to manage the financial aspects of grant administration. For more information visit American Public Radio |
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