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| Hamline School of Business Weekly Update | July 16, 2010
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Nancy Hellerud Named Interim Dean of the School of Business
Vice President for Academic and Student Affairs David Stern has announced that Nancy Hellerud has been named the interim dean of the Hamline School of Business.  Nancy has been a faculty member at Hamline for more than 11 years and has been an associate dean of first the Graduate School of Management and then the School of Business for the past six years. She also serves
on the university's Administrative Cabinet and Writing Center Advisory Board. Previously, she served on the Strategic Planning Team and the Committee on Learning Outcomes Assessment. She began her duties as
interim dean on July 15. Earlier this week we said farewell to the founding dean of the School of Business, Julian Schuster, who has been named Provost and Senior Vice President at Webster University in St. Louis. |
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Journal of Public Affairs Education Coming to Hamline
This week the School of Business  signed an agreement with the National Association of Schools for Public Affairs and Administration (NASPAA) to serve as the host institution for The Journal of Public Affairs Education (JPAE). JPAE is a quarterly journal that "is the leading scholarly light for promoting change in teaching, learning, and quality in public affairs education. JPAE is a source of expertise towards professors, administrators, students and practitioners concerned with the preparation of the next generation of professionals in public service." Dr. David Schultz will serve as editor in chief and Dr. Kris Norman-Major will be the managing editor. This is a prestigious honor for the School of Business and its Department of Public Administration. Students in the Master of Public Administration and Doctorate in Public Administration programs will benefit from this relationship. For more information about the journal, go to the NASPAA website.
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It's Mid-Summer. Are You Registered for Fall?
The fall term starts in about six weeks. Are you registered? Some courses are full and some courses are in danger of closing. Please register as soon as you are able. Early registration improves communication, helps the bookstore order correct books, and helps HSB schedule future courses and instructors. Remember, cohort students, you need to register too so we can place students interested in joining your cohort. Registration is open on Piperline. |
Undergraduate BBA for Working Adults is Forming First Cohort
Information sessions are being held July 22 and August 2 for Hamline University's first cohort in the Undergraduate Bachelor of Business Administration for working adults program. Check the BBA for working adults site for more information and tell your friends and co-workers about this great opportunity to finish what they started. |
Join Hamline and The Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce/Drive-Emerging Leaders at Brit's Pub
The Hamline School of Business is  happy to once again sponser a Drive - Emerging Leaders Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce event. This time, Drive will be at Brit's Pub on Thursday, August 12 for a little lawn bowling and networking. For more information, visit the Drive/Minneapolis Chamber website. |
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Upcoming Dates
HUMBAA July Board Meeting
July 26, 2010, 5:45 at the Minneapolis Campus
New board members are currently being nominated and elected online.
Deadline to Apply for MBA International Experiences: |
Jobs, Internships, Scholarships
ESL Graduate Assistant, Hamline Writing Center
The Hamline University Writing Center is seeking applicants for an ESL Graduate Assistant for the 2010-2011 academic year. Qualified applicants will be enrolled in one of Hamline's graduate programs, will have excellent writing skills and an understanding of the writing process, and will have knowledge of ESL theory and pedagogy, as evidenced by course grades and/or work experience. The candidate chosen for this position will work an average of 10 hours per week from September 7, 2010, to May 20, 2011, and will earn a $4,500 stipend. Responsibilities will include providing writing consultation for all students, particularly multilingual students, and assisting the director on special projects designed to improve Writing Center pedagogy and practice for Hamline's multilingual student population. Interested applicants should send an application, along with a cover letter, resume, writing sample, and two letters of recommendation, to Julie Bach, Interim Director, at jbach01@hamline.edu. The writing sample must be no longer than 30 pages of the applicant's best academic writing, preferably with citations and references. Letters of recommendation can be submitted via email under separate cover. The application can be picked up at the Writing Center, located in the lower level of Bush Library on the St. Paul campus. Applications must be received by Thursday, July 29, 2010 Grants and Evaluation Advisor, Minneapolis Heart Institute Foundation
The Minneapolis Heart Institute Foundation has a new position open in its Education Division. The Grants and Evaluation Advisor will identify, coordinate, and assist in the writing of grant funding opportunities. For more information visit the MHIF website. Fundraising Manager, Ecumen
Ecumen, an innovative leader of senior housing and services, is seeking a part-time Fundraising Manager for their Litchfield, MN Campus. Ecumen has been named 5 straight years as a "Best Place to Work" by the Minneapolis-St. Paul Business Journal. More information about this listing is on the Ecumen website. Graduate Assistant, Hamline Career Development Center
The Hamline Career Development Center has a short-term (6 week), paid, part-time (15-20 hours/week) assistantship open for a graduate student with excellent research, writing, organization, and detail skills. Proficiency with Microsoft Office is highly desires. The candidate should also have good business sense and a knowledge of various employer types including corporate, non profit, government and education. Interested parties can send a resume to Terry Middendorf at tmiddendorf@hamline.edu Opportunities available on NACELink Retail Banker, Sunrise Community Bank
This position is responsible for providing excellent customer service by promoting, explaining, and servicing bank products and services to new and existing customers. Position will be responsible for opening deposit accounts and developing account relationships. |
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