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Hedgeman Center Director Kareem Watt’s presentation highlighted how hip-hop pedagogy fosters a sense of belonging and supports academic achievement for historically underrepresented students.

Michelle Benegas, associate professor at Hamline School of Education and Leadership, presented on themes from her two most recently published books.

Hamline School of Education and Leadership Associate Professor Michelle Benegas presented at the Wisconsin TESOL Conference in Madison.

Hamline professor Angela Pelster-Wiebe shared a preview of her upcoming book at Milkweed Books.

It covers the core principles of adaptive challenges, navigating organizational change and fostering collaborative problem-solving.

These annual awards are given to alumni and faculty who exemplify outstanding leadership, service and achievement.

Hamline professors studied a literacy program for multilingual learners and found schools must tailor curriculum to support diverse student needs.

Erin Hawley Cronin, Ed.D., a Hamline CASA advisor published an article on becoming an education activist through action research.

Arnold and his husband became the first same-sex couple whose marriage was officially sanctioned by the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe.

The event will feature local contributors as they read their literary work, including poetry, essays, and short fiction.