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Media Students Study Communication Techniques in Workplace and Group Settings

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OTCS Motivates Online Learning with New Testament I Course: Olivet Theological College & Seminary's New Testament I weekly online class has been helping seminary students to keep up their enthusiasm for learning during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Media Students Study Communication Techniques in Workplace and Group Settings: Olivet School of Media and Communication (OSMC) launches the redesigned general education course "Speech and Communication" in the Spring quarter to help undergraduate students develop communication skills in public speaking, small group interaction, and interpersonal relationships.

D. Min. Candidates Pass Online Oral Defense with Distinction: Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.) students from both the Family and Gospel & IT track have successfully defended their D.Min. projects in a series of online defense meetings in late April. Their research findings were highly complimented by the doctoral committee.