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Olivet Art and Design School to Host Digital Drawing Workshop in Summer

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Olivet University 2021 Convocation Marks a New Academic Year: Olivet University held its Convocation Service at the Riverside main campus chapel and virtually online. Students, faculty, family, and friends in the U.S. and from around the world joined the live-streamed event.

Olivet Art and Design School to Host Digital Drawing Workshop in Summer: Olivet School of Art and Design (OSAD) will host a digital drawing workshop in the Summer quarter. The workshop is open to all, for current students and prospective students interested in taking a sample class at OSAD.

OBS Applied Business Research Class Incubates Startup Ideas: MBA students at Olivet Business School started the Summer quarter with a meaningful project in their Applied Business Research class. The class requires students to brainstorm a real startup idea in groups, conduct in-depth research and analysis, then pitch it to the entire class at the end of the course.