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As a Christian institution, we strive to create and promote an atmosphere consistent with the Christian faith, which encourages the student to develop his/her fullest potential, both in and out of the classroom.
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Social Media Strategist Offers OCJ Workshops: The world of social media is here and journalists are more engaged than ever in utilizing media tools to report, monitor and communicate news. Olivet College of Journalism looks to make social media an integral part in its training of future journalists.

Olivet Participates in Missio Nexus Celebration: Representatives from Olivet University were in attendance for the celebration of Missio Nexus, the mission agency formed from the merger of CrossGlobal Link and the Mission Exchange. Missio Nexus now represents 200 mission agencies with 35,000 evangelical missionaries deployed to every country in the world and is the largest North American evangelical mission association.

Olivet Receives Visit from Education Tech Expert: Last week, Olivet University received a visit from Allan Carrington, an expert in education technology from the University of Adelaide in Australia.