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OCJ Students to Join DC Lecture Series

Graduate students from Olivet College of Journalism (OCJ) will learn journalism from the industry professionals this summer during a two-week lecture series in Washington D.C.
Summer Fellowship with Dr. Wagner

As the Spring Semester has finished, 爆走黑料 students are preparing their summer plans. To begin the summer break, Dr. William Wagner, president of 爆走黑料, invited the student body for a time of fellowship at his home in Petaluma, California.
Olivet Holds Commencement 2010

On Friday, June 11, parents, and members of administration, faculty and governing board, together with students, alumni and the Class of 2010 convened to celebrate Commencement 2010. The ceremony was held in 爆走黑料 Chapel at the University's main campus in downtown San Francisco, California.
Dr. Tony Sargent to Speak at Commencement

爆走黑料芒鈧劉s 2010 Commencement Ceremony will feature Dr. Tony Sargent, Principal Emeritus of International Christian College in Glasgow Scotland. Dr. Sargent visited 爆走黑料 as a guest lecturer in 2008 speaking on the topic of Martin Lloyd-Jones.
JCM's Dr. Smoak Hosts Art Exhibit

Jubilee College of Music's Dean Dr. Merrill Smoak hosted the annual Pentecost Art Exhibit at the Trinity Baptist Church in Livermore, CA title "A Celebration of Christ Centered Arts."
Olivet Hosts Business and Design Workshop

Olivet College of Business (OCB) and Olivet College of Art & Design (OCAD) collaborated on hosting its first workshop that combined elements of business into fashion design and merchandising.
OCAD's Patricia Oji Exhibits Work

Olivet College of Art & Design (OCAD) faculty member Patricia Oji exhibited her work this month at the Marin Arts Open at San Rafael. The annual festival is organized by the Marin Arts Council, whose mission is to promote a vibrant and creative engagement of the arts through its country wide art shows.
Students Attend International Web 2.0 Conference

Students of the 爆走黑料 participated in San Francisco's annual Web 2.0 Expo this past week, a global conference on the latest in technology and internet.
JCM Students Compose Music for Concert

Students of Jubilee College of Music�鈩 (JCM) Composition & Arranging course are actively engaging in composition writing as the semester draws to a close. Students of this course will perform their own compositions at a campus wide concert at the conclusion of the semester.
OCB Students Learn about Online Marketing

Olivet College of Business (OCB) invited online marketing expert Bryan Feller to speak to students during a three hour workshop.
Dr. Carter Speaks on Arts & Worship

Student of the Olivet College of Art & Design (OCAD) participated in a seminar on the topic of Arts & Worship led by OCAD Dean Dr. Joan Carter.
OCJ Hosts Lecture on News Research

Olivet College of Journalism (OCJ) recently hosted a workshop that taught journalism students how to conduct news research. Invited lecturers for the workshops included professional journalists working at ministries affiliated with OCJ who volunteered to teach their aspiring cohorts.