November 8, 2012| News |
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> | Campus Effort Seeks to Preserve Native-American Heritage MBC's observation of Native-American Heritage Month kicks off at 7 p.m. tonight with a movie screening in Francis Auditorium. |
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> | EBL Program Blazes the Trail Students in the Environment-Based Learning program at MBC will soon have the opportunity to access the Appalachian Trail as an educational resource. |
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> | Election Transforms Campus, Students The night was an unmitigated success, said Political Science Professor Laura van Assendelft. "Our students are incredible. It was the best part of my 19 years teaching here." |
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> | Robson Delivers Doenges Lecture A multimedia artist known predominantly for her transformative work "interrupting the waste stream," is on campus this week as the 2012 Elizabeth Kirkpatrick Doenges Scholar/Artist. |
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> | Faculty Achievements The latest faculty accomplishments in the School of Social Sciences, Business, and Global Studies. |
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Featured Events |
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> | November 10 Regional Race The MBC Cross Country team will travel to Atlanta this weekend to compete at the NCAA South/Southeast Regional Cross Country race on Emory University. Good luck, Squirrels! |
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> | November 11–16 Hunger Awareness Week The Spencer Center for Civic and Global Engagement will host a series of events highlighting issues related to hunger, poverty, and food production and consumption. See the related Facebook page for more information. |
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Visit the college calendar for a full listing of MBC events. |
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