Hamline University

(Saint Paul, MN)

What Makes the Hamline Experience Unique?

A History of Excellence:Founded in 1854, Hamline is Minnesota's first university and among the first coeducational institutions in the nation.

Global Experiences: 77% of Hamline students study abroad.

Hands-on Learning:100% of students complete an internship, service-learning project, or collaborative research.

Professional Development: We send one of the largest groups to the National Conference of Undergraduate Research every year.

A Spirit of Service: Strong emphasis on service and volunteerism, with students logging 55,000 hours of community service last year.

National Recognition: Top-ranked and only "Great Schools, Great Prices" university of its class in Minnesota, according to U.S.News & World Report; Ranked 11th in the Midwest..

A Close-Knit Community of Learners: 2,000 undergraduate students, with an average class size of 18.

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The Pipers welcome alum Alex Morawiecki as new head coach of the men's soccer team.

The '06 grad was voted “Hardest Worker” when he played soccer for Hamline. Welcome back, Alex!

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Attention Hamline sophomores and juniors:

Through an interactive, hands-on approach, discover the principles and practices of teaching English as a foreign language. The Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) Certificate program can now be completed during the academic year: ESL 5621 TEFL Part I (Fall '12) and ESL 5622 TEFL Part II (Sp'13).

Explore factors that affect second language acquisition. Learn how to create meaningful, contextualized lessons addressing language skills, gramm

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Hamline's newest grads are off to make their mark on the world.

Whether it's working for the FBI, marketing a popular magazine, or becoming a software engineer, find out what career opportunities some of our youngest alumni have already secured.

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The McKnight Foundation has named Minnesota poet and recently retired, long-time Hamline educator John Caddy as the 2012 McKnight Distinguished Artist.

John Caddy was one of the founders of Community Programs in the Arts and Sciences, or COMPAS. He began teaching at Hamline in 1984, where he has spent decades teaching current and future teachers to foster environmental education through the process of making art in several art forms. Learn more on Caddy's blog: http://www.morning-earth.org/Teac

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As colleges and universities become more selective, what does it take for students to stand out to admissions' offices?

Director of Admission Milyon Trulove was interviewed by KARE11's education reporter Boua Xiong with some suggestions for prospective students and their parents.

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"I want to say it was the best day ever." A ringing endorsement from a Hancock Elementary student who got a dance lesson and tour of Hamline's Theatre Department.

The Hancock Hamline Collaboration is holding an e-fundraiser this week to help them continue to create an integrated community of students where “College Begins in Kindergarten.” Click below to find out more and to watch videos of the collaboration's work through the Wesley Center for Spirituality, Service, and Social Justice.

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Hamline University is again partnering to host the Middle East Education to Employment Fellowship Project. The group of 20 Fellows will be in the Twin Cities through June 16.

The project, supported by a grant from the U.S. Department of State, educates visiting Fellows from the Middle East in entrepreneurial skills. Read more...

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