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Award-Winning Photojournalist Leads Workshop: Christian photojournalist Gary Fong, winner of numerous awards for his coverage in the San Francisco Bay Area, shared some of his prized photo-taking tips during a photojournalism workshop for Olivet College of Journalism students last week.

JCM Students Inspired From Faculty Discourse: Jubilee College of Music (JCM) students are meeting weekly with the faculty of the College for a time of learning and discourse. Dean and Professor of JCM Dr. Merril Smoak is leading this weekly fellowship which is allowing the students to be inspired and enhance their learning.

Students Learn, Network at Local Lecture Series: Olivet College of Business MBA students gained insight about creating financials at a recent lecture titled "Financial Modeling & Management,â€ hosted at the nearby University of California Berkeleyâ€™s Haas School of Business. The lecture is part of the Entrepreneurial Best Practices Series being offered this academic year by the Haas School for individuals interested in learning about the practical aspects of entrepreneurial activity.