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| Hamline School of Business Weekly Update | February 11, 2011
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Center for Public Administration & Leadership (CPAL) Launched
HSB students from all programs and all levels joined alumni, faculty, friends, and the greater community on February 8 at the Metropolitan Ballroom to toast the kickoff of the Center for Public Administration & Leadership (CPAL)in the School of Business at Hamline University. The event served as a great networking forum that was highlighted by an address by President Hanson and a keynote from Peter Bell. Click on the image below of CPAL Director Bill Joynes to get a small glimpse of the excitement around the new Center.
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This Summer We've Got Something for Everyone!
Summer Registration Opens on Monday, February 14
Summer registration opens on Monday and the School of Business has courses for all levels of students.
Undergraduate Students
- Undergraduate students can focus their attention on Business Law, Economics, Financial Accounting, or Statistics. Undergrads should contact their advisor if they need assistance with summer registration.
Nonprofit and Public Administration Graduate/Doctoral Students
- Students will have the opportunity to study a very timely and relevant elective course with Clint Pires - E-Government - is offered on the Hamline campus. Another elective, Public Negotiation Skills Building will be offered as a cohort course in Minneapolis. Limited spots are available for non-cohort students. Other electives may be offered. Watch Piperline for details.
MBA Students
- Beyond our regular Module curriculum, elective courses focusing on Finance, International Business, and HR are scheduled. Check Piperline for details. Conflict Management elective courses will be offered with an intensive schedule - watch your e-mail for details. Registration for electives is competitive. Be sure to register early.
Continuing Education Students
- Summer is a great time to audit a course, take a MBA pre-requisite course, or attend a professional development seminar. Check the professional education site for upcoming seminars.
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Professional Education Seminars
Upcoming Seminars Meet the Needs of Business, Government, and Nonprofit Professionals
Maximize your knowledge in a selected field - take a professional education seminar. There are several options this spring to learn about fundraising, networking, personal leadership, and public speaking.
Be Connected to Effective Networking
February 28, 2011
5:45-9:45 p.m.
Full description with quotes from recent participants. (PDF)
Website
Know Your EQ: A Professional and Personal Development Tool
March 7 or April 4, 2011
5:45-9:45 p.m.
Website
Be Directed: Presenting Skills Lab
March 16, 2011
5:45-9:45 p.m.
Full description with quotes from recent participants. (PDF)
Website
Major Gifts Fundraising Made Simple: A Two Part Series
More Information (PDF)
Building a Major Gift Program That Fits Your Organization
Monday, April 18, 2011
1-5 p.m.
Identifying, Researching, and Cultivating Your Top Major Gift Prospects
Monday, May 2, 2011
1-5 p.m.
Website
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Graduate Student Conference Fund
The Graduate Student Conference Fund was created to support Hamline students as they pursue academic, professional, and artistic endeavors outside of the classroom. The Conference Fund is designed to provide one-time funding to assist individual graduate students in attending appropriate academic and professional conferences, workshops, seminars, or meetings. Grants will be awarded up to $150 and are meant to reduce the student's expenses, not to provide full financial support for the activity. Grant monies may be used to reimburse registration fees, travel, lodging and food expenses. For more information about the Conference Fund, eligibility, and how to apply visit: www.hamline.edu/gradlife
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Commencement Website Live
It seems just like yesterday that the undergraduate class of 2010 walked across Old Main mall just before the rain came to shake hands with President Hanson and receive their diploma. Graduate students had a dryer experience that afternoon in cozy warm Hutton arena. The 2011 commencement website is live. Check the website if you plan to take part in activities on May 21. Graduate students, make sure your intent to graduate form is submitted so you don't miss out on important announcements. |
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Suicide Awareness Panel
The Hamline School of Law will host a suicide awareness panel from 11 a.m. to noon on March 22 at the Law School. Terri Popp from the National Action Alliance for Suicide Prevention and Dan Reidenberg from SAVE will sit on the panel. |
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Deal or No Deal with Ken Fox
Ken Fox, Conflict Studies Director and
HSB Associate Professor, had his co-authored chapter "Moving Beyond 'Just a Deal a Bad Deal or No Deal' published in the newly released book "ADR in Business: Practices and Issues Across Countries and Cultures (Volume II)". The chapter, co-written with Manon Schonewille of the Netherlands, focuses on harnessing the skills of deal-facilitators to improve the quality and sustainability of negotiated business transactions. Ken is currently teaching two very popular MBA elective courses on Conflict Management and a competency in Module 1. |
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Strategy for an Evolving Global Marketplace with David Keil
The Association for Strategic Planning is hosting HSB MBA Adjunct Professor David Keil on the topic of Strategy for an Evolving Global Marketplace. Tuesday, February 22. Check the flyer for full announcement.
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Now Accepting 2011 Brooks and Novak Endowed Scholarship Applications
The Gladys Sinclair Brooks and the Steve and Julie Novak Endowed Scholarships are now accepting applications for 2011 awards. The scholarships are granted to students in the masters or doctorate in public administration programs. Get full information including due dates and application information online.
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Upcoming Dates
Honor's Day
May 5, 2011
Graduate Student Recognition Banquet
For Students Graduating in Fall 2010, Spring 2011, Summer 2011
May 16, 2011 - Mark Your Calendars
HSB Commencement
Saturday, May 21, 2011
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Jobs, Internships, Scholarships
Reimbursement Specialist, SOS
State Operated Services, a division of Minnesota Department of Human Services is seeking a reimbursement specialist. Check the job announcement for details and apply by Monday, February 14
Neighborhood Support Specialist, City of Minneapolis
The City of Minneapolis has two full-time Neighborhood Support Specialist positions open. Check the Minneapolis website for details.
Executive Director/CEO, Achieve Services, Inc. Achieve Services Inc. is a training and habilitation agency serving adults with developmental disabilities. They are seeking applicants for the Executive Director position. Check their site for full details.
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