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Art and Design School to Hold the Fall Quarter Digital Painting Seminar

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New Finance Faculty Member Joins Olivet Business School: Olivet Business School (OBS) welcomes new faculty member Dr. Albert Lee for the Fall Quarter. Lee graduated from Harvard University and previously served as an assistant professor at Tsinghua University's School of Economics and Management. He is scheduled to teach Finance and related subjects at the business school.

Art and Design School to Hold the Fall Quarter Digital Painting Seminar: Based on the success of the popular digital painting seminar back in Spring, Olivet School of Art and Design (OSAD) will hold the seminar for a second time in partnership with Christian artists fellowship Creatio.

Applied Business Research and Finance Classes: Finding Opportunity in Adversity: Adjunct professor Sebastian Keita of Olivet Business School shared his experience about holding online classes on Applied Business Research over the summer, amid the pandemic.