This July, President and Dean Camille Davidson visited alumni and students in both the Big Apple and the Windy City. What made these visits especially meaningful were their hosts: Mitchell Hamline alums from Robins Kaplan and Fragomen. Each event provided a valuable opportunity to connect, share experiences, and welcome the next generation into the Mitchell …
For Chris Pham ’09, “Phamily” means everything. Motivated by a deep desire to give his loved ones what he lacked growing up, he made it his mission to provide what he once longed for: an engaged father, quality time with family, and the financial security to enjoy life without constant stress. Once he reached that …
Mary Baquero ’97 started the Baquero Law Office in Minneapolis nearly 25 years ago as a solo practitioner specializing in immigration law. That is, until she hired her sons Anthony Baquero ’09 and John Baquero ’11 to join her. Born and raised in Minneapolis, Mary attended Normandale Community College and St. Catherine University. At Normandale, …
McKaia Dykema ’23 will join the Mitchell Hamline Alumni Association Board in July 2025. She’s an associate attorney for Kennedy & Graven focusing on municipal law, with prior experience working as a manager of legal advocacy and legislative research for the National League of Cities, as well as various positions with other Minnesota cities. During …
In 1976, Gregg Meyers ’79 was fresh out of undergrad and unsure what to do next, having just completed a theater arts major with minors in philosophy and English. He decided to apply his newfound skills in law school, with no real plans or aspirations to become a lawyer and with the misconception that it …
Margaret Leary ’73 had already earned a master’s degree in library science and wanted to continue her education with a PhD in political science, but the university, in 1968, only accepted her into the master’s program. When she asked why they didn’t accept her into the doctoral program, they said they didn’t like admitting women …