Personal wellness and identity
We understand that success in law school starts with a feeling of belonging. You’ll find multiple offerings here, including short- term counseling and educational services, a separate office specifically dedicated to serving students with disabilities, and a diversity center. There are numerous affinity groups, programs, services, and staff members dedicated to creating an environment where students feel comfortable expressing their racial, ethnic, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, religion, and all other dimensions of their social and cultural identity. Additionally, there is a prayer/reflection room, walking desks in the library, weekly yoga classes, a new wellness center in 2022, and other wellness programming offered throughout the year.
Wellness news
See All- The January 2023 MHSL Wellness Newsletter is now published!Posted January 9
- MHSL December Wellness NewsletterPosted December 5
- Read the November 2022 Wellness Newsletter!Posted November 2
- Read the September issue of the Wellness Newsletter!Posted September 1
- Read the newest MHSL Wellness Newsletter for August 2022!Posted August 3
Wellness Newsletters
The Wellness Committee publishes a monthly newsletter for the Mitchell Hamline community. They are sent out via email and as a Docket Announcement. You can find an archive of these newsletters below.
2022 Wellness Newsletters
| March: Take a Walk | August: Rethinking Imposter Syndrome & Embracing Confident Humility |
| April: Dealing with Zoom Burnout | September: The Folder of Small Victories |
| May: Say Your Name | October: Law Student Mental Health Awareness Day and Wellness Center Update |
| June: Mutual Care | November: How to Stay Sane in Law School |
| July: The Joy of Missing Out | December: In Praise of Imperfection |
2023 Wellness Newsletters
| January: A Reflection on (the Absence of) Resolution | February: (Release date, Feb. 1) |