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| Hamline School of Business Weekly Update | May 28, 2010
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HSB Students and Faculty Support Midway Businesses
Hamline MBA and undergraduate students recently celebrated Hamline's involvment in supporting many small businesses along University Avenue. HSB Professor Rob Routhieaux and Career Management Specialist Rich Manke along with CLA Professor Earl Schwartz have worked closely with the University Avenue Business Association to apply a mix of community development and social justice principles and entrepreneurial business practices when working with University Avenue businesses.
Pictured below are Cuong Chu (MBA), Duke Mwebe (MBA), Rob Routhieaux, Naomi Wegschied '10, Earl Schwartz and the UABA Executive Director (and Hamline University alum) Linda Winsor. The celebration was at Saigon Restaurant.   |
'Leading Strategic Projects' Seminar Gets Rave Reviews; New Seminar Offered June 15
The workshop, "Risk Management: The Key to Health Care Plan Cost Reduction" will be held on Wednesday, June 15, 2010. It is the third in a series of professional development opportunities offered through the School of Business. For more information visit the seminar's website or contact Ellen Zebrun at 651-523-2934. You do not need to have attended past workshops to participate in this one.
The previous seminar, "Leading Strategic Projects," was held at the Minneapolis location with outstanding results. The participants rated the workshop highly on information shared and materials received. Most importantly, every attendee responded 'yes' when asked if she or he would recommend the seminar to a colleague. The 30 attendees were a good mix of staff, students, and the general public, with companies such as Wells Fargo, Ameriprise, Bank of America, Best Buy, MLT Vacations, Faribault Foods, Cargill and the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis represented, as well as local county governments and visitor associations.
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Dowtown Lunch Hour Information Sessions
The School of Business will have two Lunch Hour Information Sessions this summer in downtown Minneapolis. Send your downtown Minneapolis friends or colleagues to The Local on Tuesday, July 6 or August 3 to hear about the Hamline MBA. Interested parties can RSVP on the MBA information page. |
Summer Writing Center Hours
The Hamline University Writing Center will be open for Summer 2010! They will be open for consultations Mondays through Wednesdays, 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., from June 7 to September 1. To access WCOnline, the Writing Center's scheduling program, please go to the Writing Center web site at www.hamline.edu/writingcenter and click on Schedule an appointment. If you have any difficulty making appointments, please contact the Writing Center at 651-523-2026 or writingcenter@hamline.edu. See the Resources section on their web site for useful online writing sources. |
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Annual Recognition Banquet
The School of Business celebrated its 25th annual graduate recognition banquet on May 17, 2010 at the Metropolitan Ballroom. The event included a welcome address by HSB Dean Julian Schuster and Hamline University President Linda Hanson. Mahmoud Alaish (MNM), Michael Furman (MBA), Peter Ogombe (MBA) and Heather Worthington (MPA) all spoke as representatives from their graduate programs. Scholar awards were presented to:
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Graduate students who plan to complete their program in Fall 2010, Spring 2011, or Summer 2011 - mark your calendar for our tentative date of May 16, 2011 for the 26th annual! |
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| Upcoming Dates
Traditional Graduate Summer Term Begins
Monday, June 7
Deadline to Apply for MBA International Experiences:
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Jobs, Internships, Scholarships
Development Positions, American Red Cross Twin Cities Chapter
The American Red Cross Twin Cities Chapter has several openings in their development department. CEO Phil Hansen is a member of the Master in Nonprofit Management program. Check the Red Cross website for details.
Executive Director, Family Tree Clinic
Family Tree Clinic provides affordable sexual health care to diverse communities. Qualifications include a minimum six years experience in nonprofit, health care or government management, including staff supervision and finance. Demonstrated success in public and private fundraising, as well as a commitment to reproductive health issues. Relevant educational experience a plus. Ideal candidate is a visionary, passionate and savvy leader with excellent communication skills. People of color, women and LGBTQ persons are strongly encouraged to apply. Click here for a full job description.
Summer Intern, Urban and Land Institute
The Urban Land Institute has a summer internship opportunity for a graduate level student in urban planning, community development or real estate. Check ULI's web site for more information.
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