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Kathleen Ridder played an important role in promoting the leadership of women in all aspects of public life in Minnesota, from athletics to the law. Ridder died Monday in Florida at the age of 94. Her legacy and generosity will live on in Minnesota, as well as at Mitchell Hamline. Ridder served on the board …

Kathleen Ridder leaves strong legacy in Minnesota and at Mitchell Hamline

Mitchell Hamline School of Law will offer its Health Care Compliance program as part of the MBA degree at Concordia University, St. Paul (CSP), under a recent agreement between the two schools. CSP students choosing the Master of Business Administration-Health Care Compliance (MBA-HCC) emphasis will take the core curriculum (36 credits) of the MBA program …

Mitchell Hamline to offer Health Care Compliance program as part of Concordia MBA

Most students at Mitchell Hamline School of Law receive scholarships, and a great deal of that support comes from privately funded endowments. The school currently has 213 endowed scholarships, which generated $1 million in scholarship and program support this year. The people who created and funded those scholarships met face-to-face with the students who they …

Scholarship donors meet Mitchell Hamline students who benefit from their generosity

The Mitchell Hamline Intellectual Property Institute is hosting a daylong trade secret conference and CLE, 8:30 am—4:30 pm, Friday, April 21, . The New Era of Trade Secret Law: The DTSA and other Developments will feature morning and afternoon panel discussions and a lunch keynote by Kevin Rhodes, vice president and chief intellectual property counsel at 3M. Six CLE …

Mitchell Hamline’s Intellectual Property Institute holds trade secret conference April 21

Shantel Thompson’s dedication to her courses at Mitchell Hamline and extensive volunteering in public interest law earned her a spot on the National Jurist’s list of 2017 Law Students of the Year. Thompson, who graduated in January 2017, is one of 25 students from around the country being honored by the magazine for “doing the remarkable.” …

Mitchell Hamline’s Shantel Thompson among the National Jurist’s Law Students of the Year