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Joan Carter to Join Olivet College of Art & Design Fulltime>

Asian Library Initiative Launched

Gift Enlarges Visual Media Studies at Olivet more news
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Joan Carter to Join Olivet College of Art & Design Fulltime: Joan Carter, professor and dean of Olivet College of Art & Design, will renew her tenure with Olivet University as a fulltime faculty member as of Summer 2006. Carter is a 1996 alumna of Graduate Theological Union, where she received her Ph.D. degree in Theology and Arts

Asian Library Initiative Launched: Aspiring to support Asia-related Christian studies and make Olivet into a leading center of these studies internationally, the University has announced the launch of the Asian Library Initiative, beginning in mid-June.

Gift Enlarges Visual Media Studies at Olivet: Olivet University has received a generous donation of photographic equipment that will be used to develop the visual media field of studies, especially with the Olivet College of Journalism (OCJ). The gift comes from amateur photographer Mr. Austin Brooks, whose artwork currently is being featured at a museum exhibition in San Francisco, CA.