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To create a diverse and collaborative community of learners dedicated to the development of students’ knowledge, values and skills for successful lives of leadership, scholarship and service.
Hamline University recognizes its pioneering spirit and roots in the inclusive traditions and values of the United Methodist Church. The following emerge as our main core values:
- High quality, rigorous academics
- Commitment to making the world a better place
- Focus on ethics and civility
Hamline University-the nation’s leading New American University. Integration. Innovation. Transformation.
Mission of the College of Liberal Arts
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The College of Liberal Arts at Hamline University is dedicated to preparing compassionate citizens of the world by helping students maximize their intellectual, creative, and leadership potential.
To do this, we offer students a distinctive learning environment with personal attention and opportunities for integrated, collaborative, and innovative learning experiences, in an ethical and diverse community.
We are teachers, learners, and scholars committed to using the liberal arts and sciences to solve problems, advance knowledge, and forge connections among disciplines, to the world of work, and to the community.
This Bulletin details the ways in which our curriculum-the Hamline Plan-speaks directly to our mission of establishing applicable and meaningful connections between a college education and the world.
Over the years, new discoveries, new knowledge, and new facilities have all played their roles in helping the College of Liberal Arts prepare generations of leaders and responsible citizens. Our mission, however, has remained constant-connecting what we believe and what we know to what we do, in order to increase justice, opportunity, and freedom for all people everywhere.
College of Liberal Arts Academic Calendar 2006-2008
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Note: The academic calendar is subject to change.
Please check www.hamline.edu/academiccalendar for the latest information.
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Academic Year 2006-2007 |
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Academic Year 2007-2008 |
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Fall Term |
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2006 |
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2007 |
Fall term classes begin |
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Wednesday, September 6 |
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Wednesday, September 5 |
Thanksgiving break |
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Thursday & Friday, November 23-24 |
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Thursday & Friday, November 22-23 |
Fall term classes end |
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Friday, December 15 |
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Friday, December 14 |
Fall term final exams end |
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Thursday, December 21 |
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Thursday, December 20 |
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Winter Term |
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2007 |
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2008 |
New Year’s university holiday |
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Monday, January 1 |
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Tuesday, January 1 |
Winter term classes begin |
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Tuesday, January 2 |
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Wednesday, January 2 |
Martin Luther King Jr. holiday |
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Monday, January 15 |
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Monday, January 21 |
Winter term classes end |
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Thursday, January 25 |
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Thursday, January 24 |
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Spring Term |
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2007 |
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2008 |
Spring term classes begin |
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Wednesday, January 31 |
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Wednesday, January 30 |
Spring break |
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Monday, March 19-Friday, March 23 |
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Monday, March 17-Friday, March 21 |
Good Friday holiday |
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Friday, April 6 |
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Friday, March 21 |
Spring term classes end |
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Friday, May 11 |
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Friday, May 9 |
Spring term final exams end |
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Thursday, May 17 |
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Thursday, May 15 |
Commencement |
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Saturday, May 19 |
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Saturday, May 17 |
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Summer Term |
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2007 |
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2008 |
Summer I classes begin |
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Monday, June 4 |
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Monday, June 2 |
Summer I classes end |
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Thursday, June 28 |
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Thursday, June 26 |
Summer II classes begin |
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Monday, July 9 |
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Monday, July 7 |
Summer II classes end |
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Thursday, August 2 |
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Thursday, July 31 |
Summer III classes begin |
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Monday, June 4 |
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Monday, June 2 |
Fourth of July holiday |
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Wednesday, July 4 |
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Friday, July 4 |
Summer III classes end |
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Friday, August 10 |
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Friday, August 8 |
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