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Design Students Show Off Typography Posters

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Olivet Attends 65th Annual ABHE Conference: Representatives from Olivet University took part in The Association for Biblical Higher Education's 65th Annual Meeting in Orlando, Florida. Higher education Presidents, Chief Academic Officers, Recruitment/Admissions, Development and Fundraising, Business Administrators, Board, Trustees and other Senior Leadership convened to develop and create opportunities for taking their institutions to the next level.

Design Students Show Off Typography Posters: Olivet College Art & Design (OCAD) students recently presented their latest works in a series of Type posters created in their Typography course.

Social Media Strategist Offers OCJ Workshops: The world of social media is here and journalists are more engaged than ever in utilizing media tools to report, monitor and communicate news. Olivet College of Journalism looks to make social media an integral part in its training of future journalists.