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| Hamline School of Business Weekly Update | January 7, 2011
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Happy New Year!
Three New MBA Cohorts Launched
One New MNM Cohort Formed  The Hamline MBA program welcomed three new cohorts to the program this week. Over 50 new students started Leadership Skills Development in the MBA program by reading a Systemic View of Transformational Leadership. The newest Master in Nonprofit Management cohort, N6, started in Minneapolis on Thursday, January 6. The group started with Fundamentals of Nonprofit Management with Susie Brown. Welcome to our newest graduate students. What a great way to start a new year! |
Graduate Student Career Services
Spring 2011 Schedule Announced
Graduate students mark you calendars for the spring 2011 graduate career services workshops. All workshops are 6-7:30 p.m. at the Minneapolis Center, Room 36. The spring 2011 workshops are:
Career Search Workshops
Create a Master's Level Resume and Positioning Statement - January 24
Successful Job Search Strategies - February 7
Successful Interviewing - February 21
Job Search Negotiations - March 7
Career Management Workshops
Your Master's Level Brand - March 21
Success at Work - April 4
Graduate students can also schedule individual career coaching sessions with Clare Foley on Monday and Tuesday evenings in the Minneapolis Center breakout rooms. These 1/2 hour sessions provide students the opportunity for individual attention.
Students can RSVP for workshops or schedule individual appointments online. Go to the HSB career management page and click on Schedule Now. |
Winning Presence Under Pressure:
One Day to Confident Presenting
In today's business climate, every presentation and interaction counts. Discover how to project winning presence regardless of the make-or-break scenario you're facing. Join us for this comprehensive, day-long program designed to transform your stage-fright and replace it with confident stage-presence that will:
Capture your audience
Win support and resources
Lead others
Inspire decisive action
This engaging workshop delivers the three cornerstones of confidently and influentially presenting yourself, your ideas, and your organization:
Inspiring Connections help you attract your audience to you like a magnet, whether you're speaking to a single person or a crowded auditorium.
Compelling Messages speak to what your audience cares about, while leading them where you want them to go.
Dynamic Delivery captures and maintains attention by elevating your personal dynamism to transform your message into an experience your audience will feel.
Designed for professionals at any level of an organization, at any tier of their career, with a vested interest in presenting their own value and the value of their organization with confidence, influence, and winning presence, the curriculum includes interactive instruction, individual exercises, group experiences, and daily practices to lock in learning.
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Workshop: 8am-5pm
Cost: $377
More information
Please register early; limited space available. |
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MPA Bring a Friend Information Session
The Master of Public Administration program will host a Bring a Friend Information Session on January 18 at Ol' Mexico. MPA students are invited to come with friends and co-workers to socialize and share their experience in the MPA program. All the details can be found on the handout. |
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Three Great Electives for Nonprofit or Public Administration Students
There are three elective courses available for spring term that could be very timely and relevant for students. If you plan to register for these courses, make sure you do so before January 18. Click on the course title for the Piperline listing including the meeting dates, instructor, and course description.
Public Mediation Skills Building -
Legislative Practicum -
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Having Computer Problems in Minneapolis?
Beginning January 4 from 5:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday, Computer Support Services will be providing the Hamline Minneapolis location with an on- site technician to assist faculty, students and staff with their technology needs.
If you need assistance outside of these hours, please log a call with the ITS help desk at (651) 523-2220, or contact them via email at itshelp@gw.hamline.edu |
Hamline MNM Student Association Kick-Off Reminder -- January 10 at Coopers Irish Pub
We would like to invite all Hamline School of Business Nonprofit Management faculty, staff, students, and alumni to kick off Hamline's newest addition - the Hamline MNM Student Association. Please join us on January 10, 2011 from 5:00-7:30pm. We will meet at Hamline's Minneapolis Campus (1600 Utica Ave. S, St. Louis Park, 7th Floor) from 5-5:30pm (rooms 39-40) and then head over to Coopers Irish Pub (1607 Park Place Boulevard, St. Louis Park). Time will be spent socializing and learning about opportunities and events with the association. Plus, if you have not yet visited the Minneapolis campus, now is your chance! Also, if you are interested in being involved in association leadership in some fashion, please contact Michael Brink at mbrink02@hamlineuniversity.edu or Angela Cabatbat at acabatbat01@hamlineuniversity.edu. We hope to see you there! |
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Upcoming Dates
Deadline to Apply for Dubai or Modena Trips
January 31, 2011
More information on Dubai
More information on Italy
Lean Six Sigma Training
Starts in January, 2011
More information. |
Jobs, Internships, Scholarships
Resource Coordinator, PDI Ninth House
In this fast-paced role, you will work both independently and with a global team to actively select and schedule professionals to deliver a variety PDI Ninth House solutions. Check the PDI Ninth House site for details.
Fellowship, Minnesota Budget Project and State Fiscal Analysis Initiative
If you have a graduate degree in public policy or a related field, consider the State Policy Fellowship Program, a two-year fellowship to support a diverse generation of future leaders in shaping state policies. The Fellowship is a two-year opportunity to join the Minnesota Budget Project or one of 15 other State Fiscal Analysis Initiative (SFAI) organizations around the nation. SFAI groups fight to protect and promote vital public services like education, public safety and health care, while pursuing broader policy goals of tax fairness, fiscal responsibility and shared prosperity.
Coordinated by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities in Washington, DC, the Fellowship includes a competitive salary, health benefits, professional development opportunities and ongoing training and support. Fellows are matched with the Minnesota Budget Project or another SFAI organization, where they: conduct research and analysis; produce reports and advocacy materials; engage with communities, media, and policymakers; and develop invaluable expertise and professional experience along the way.
Visit the fellowship web site to apply at www.cbpp.org/fellowship. Applications are due by January 14, 2011.
Media Relations Intern, Great River Greening
The Great River Greening Media Relations Intern will work with the Great River Greening marketing department to increase public awareness of Great River Greening programs. More information.
Work at the Minneapolis Home Show - Jan 14-16
Female students are invited to work at the Minneapolis Home Show for Muska Electric and CurrentSAFE. Read the job announcement for details. |
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Calabria McPeak have received notification from the Rector's office at the University of Modena-Reggio Emilia that they have been chosen in a university-wide competition for grants for visiting 
professorships in 2011. Both professors will be teaching and advising students in the Marco Biagi Foundation International Doctoral Research School in Labor Relations: Aziz in labor economics and McPeak in law and labor relations.