May 6 campus notes 05062014
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Brown Mackie College in Cincinnati is holding various events in May, including a career fair on May 8th requiring resumes and business attire. Certificates will be handed out the first week of May. It is also Military Appreciation Month. Student veterans are asked to get their photo taken for an honor wall. Students can receive discounts at a nearby Skyline by showing their student ID. Volunteering is also being solicited for a senior care program and for activities like reading aloud. Students are encouraged to opt-in to e-statements through the student portal. Parking is available across the street but students must use the crosswalk. Childcare for the summer is also addressed.
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This document contains announcements and notifications for students of Brown Mackie College. It includes information about an honor wall seeking student portraits, discounts at a nearby Skyline restaurant for students, going paperless for billing statements, scholarships, checking student email, an upcoming business club meeting, ridesharing postings, becoming a peer tutor, academic honors lists, Olympic team competition results, medical assistant portfolio tips, Metro bus routes, and a Box Tops fundraising drive.Campus notes11032014
Campus notes11032014Melanie Moon
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Wreaths Across America is a non-profit organization that coordinates annual wreath-laying ceremonies at veterans' graves across the U.S. during the holiday season. The BMC Cincinnati campus will sponsor wreaths at Spring Grove Cemetery and is asking for donations at the Supply Store. The ceremonies honor veterans and are funded solely through donations.April 30 campus notes 04302014
April 30 campus notes 04302014Abigail Bacon
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This document contains announcements and notifications for students of Brown Mackie College. It includes information about volunteer opportunities at a senior care facility, certificates and honors being awarded, upcoming events like a Mother's Day raffle and a veterans photo wall project. It also contains notifications about ridesharing, tutoring applications, grade point averages, Dean's Lists, and congratulations to students who earned honors. Public transportation options and fundraising efforts by the Ambassador Honor Society are mentioned as well.November 22 campus notes 11222013
November 22 campus notes 11222013Abigail Bacon
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Brown Mackie will hold a food drive from November 5th through 25th. Non-perishable food items can be donated at barrels located in the Academic Affairs building on the main campus and the Admissions office at the Norwood campus. Contact information is provided for questions.Ad
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May 6 campus notes 05062014
May 6 campus notes 05062014Abigail Bacon
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This document is a newsletter from Brown Mackie College in Cincinnati announcing upcoming events and opportunities for students. It announces a career fair on May 8th, honor certificates being handed out in May, building an honor wall for student veterans, senior volunteer opportunities, going paperless with e-statements, and reminder about childcare for the summer.May 6 campus notes 05062014
May 6 campus notes 05062014Abigail Bacon
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This document is a newsletter from Brown Mackie College in Cincinnati announcing upcoming events and opportunities for students. It provides information about a career fair on May 8th, handing out honors certificates, building an honor wall for student veterans, senior volunteer opportunities, opting into e-statements, reminders about parking and crossing the street safely, and advertising childcare for the summer.May 6 campus notes 05062014
May 6 campus notes 05062014Abigail Bacon
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Brown Mackie College in Cincinnati is holding various events in May, including a career fair on May 8th requiring resumes and business attire. Certificates will be handed out the first week of May. It is also Military Appreciation Month. Student veterans are asked to get their photo taken for an honor wall. Students can receive discounts at a nearby Skyline by showing their student ID. Volunteering is also being solicited for a senior care program and for activities like reading aloud. Students are encouraged to opt-in to e-statements through the student portal. Parking is available across the street but students must use the crosswalk. Childcare for the summer is also addressed.April 24 campus notes 04242014
April 24 campus notes 04242014Abigail Bacon
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The summary provides information about three key events mentioned in the document:
1) The Criminal Justice Olympic team from Brown Mackie College won first place in a competition in Louisville.
2) Two $500 scholarships from the Education Foundation are available for all programs, with an application deadline of April 28th.
3) The document announces the April nursing scholarship winners, Donald Crew, Jr. and Taylor De'Shae Crew.April 23 campus notes 04232014
April 23 campus notes 04232014Abigail Bacon
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The document contains announcements for Brown Mackie College students regarding upcoming events at the Norwood and Woodlawn campuses, scholarship opportunities, club meetings, honors lists, and transportation reminders. It announces information sessions for the Ambassador Honor Society on April 22nd and 24th, two $500 scholarships from the Education Foundation with an April 28th deadline, and congratulates April nursing scholarship winners Donald Crew, Jr. and Taylor De'shae Crew.April 16 campus notes 04162014
April 16 campus notes 04162014Abigail Bacon
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This document contains information about various campus events and announcements at Brown Mackie College in Cincinnati, including:
- A drawing for an Easter basket and stuffed animals to be held on April 17th. Students can get tickets from Career Services.
- A reminder to check BMC email addresses for important messages.
- An announcement about a rideshare board on the library website to find rides.
- Eligibility requirements to become a peer tutor, including earning a B or better in the class.
The document also includes lists of students on the Dean's List and President's Honor Roll, as well as announcements about scholarships, campus ambassador information sessions, medical assistant portfolio tips, and taking public transportation to class.April 14 campus notes 04142014
April 14 campus notes 04142014Abigail Bacon
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This document contains announcements and advertisements from Brown Mackie College in Cincinnati. It includes the following:
1) An Easter drawing being held on April 17th at noon to win chocolate bunnies and candy baskets. Students can get a ticket from the Career Services Advisor.
2) Promoting April as "App Month" and featuring recommended apps.
3) Announcing two $500 scholarships available from the Education Foundation with an application deadline of April 28th.
4) Congratulating the CJ Olympic team for winning first place in a recent competition.April 10 campus notes 04102014
April 10 campus notes 04102014Abigail Bacon
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This document contains announcements and information for students and staff of Brown Mackie College in Cincinnati. It includes notices about an Easter bunny photo event, upcoming job fairs, scholarship opportunities, computer lab rules, and congratulations to pending April graduates. Campus locations and contact information are provided for various services.April 9 campus notes 04092014
April 9 campus notes 04092014Abigail Bacon
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The document contains announcements for Brown Mackie College students and staff regarding various upcoming events including pictures with the Easter Bunny, an app of the week, a vet tech club meeting, job opportunities with Education at-Work, scholarships from the Education Foundation, setting up a BMC email address, information about becoming an Ambassador, and congratulations to pending April graduates.April 8 campus notes 04082014
April 8 campus notes 04082014Abigail Bacon
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This document provides announcements and information for students of Brown Mackie College in Cincinnati. It includes notices about upcoming pancake breakfast fundraisers, app recommendations, club meetings, job opportunities, scholarships, campus reminders, and congratulations to pending graduates in March and April.March 27 campus notes 03272014
March 27 campus notes 03272014Abigail Bacon
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The document summarizes activities for AVP's Spring Break week, including a movie day on Tuesday to watch Noah, recording studio workshops on Wednesday, and shooting a crime scene practice run on Thursday. It also advertises two $500 scholarships from The Education Foundation with an April 28th deadline and announces stress workshop on April 3rd in room 201 from 11am to 12pm. Finally, it provides the Main Campus library hours for Spring Break week, closing on Fridays and opening later on Mondays. March 25 campus notes 03252014
March 25 campus notes 03252014Abigail Bacon
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The document contains information about various workshops and events taking place at the college, including:
- iPad workshops on March 31st and April 1st teaching Google apps and cloud storage.
- A stress reduction workshop for students on April 3rd.
- A student appreciation sale from March 13-20th with various discounts on merchandise.
- Information on scholarships with an April 28th deadline to apply.
- Details on becoming a peer tutor by meeting certain grade requirements.
- Lists of students graduating in March and April with their degrees.
- Announcements about Metro bus routes and summer camps/classes.March 19 campus notes 03192014
March 19 campus notes 03192014Abigail Bacon
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The document contains multiple announcements and notices for students including:
- Two $500 scholarships available with an April 28th deadline to apply.
- A student appreciation sale from March 13-20th with discounts on various items.
- Names of raffle winners who won gas cards.
- A reminder to check student email accounts for important messages.March 17 campus notes 03172014
March 17 campus notes 03172014Abigail Bacon
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The document summarizes various announcements and events at a college or university including: a 20-50% off student appreciation sale, winners of a raffle for gas cards, reminders to check student email, opportunities to become a peer tutor, qualifications for the president's and dean's list, an upcoming meeting for allied health students, lists of pending graduates in March and April, information about taking the metro bus to campus, summer camps for students' kids and summer classes, and a fundraising effort by the ambassador honor society collecting box tops.March 13 campus notes 03132014
March 13 campus notes 03132014Abigail Bacon
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An Allied Health student meeting will be held on March 18th from 1-5:30 pm in the Woodlawn Library. Students can meet with academic advisors and instructors to learn about available resources. Congratulations are given to pending March and April graduates from various health programs. Career Services is seeking a work study participant paying $9/hour for 20 hours a week. Metro bus route 43 provides transportation along Reading Rd to and from downtown Cincinnati for $1.75 each way. Summer camps for kids and classes for students are available through the library. Box Tops are being collected to benefit the Princeton School district.March 12 campus notes 03122014
March 12 campus notes 03122014Abigail Bacon
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The document provides information about upcoming events and opportunities for Allied Health students at the Woodlawn campus, including:
1. A meeting with academic advisors and instructors on March 18th at the library to provide information about resources available to students.
2. A list of students graduating in March and April, including their program of study.
3. An opportunity for a work study position paying $9/hour for 20 hours a week, with applications due by March 14th.
4. Information about taking the Metro bus to campus and summer camp and class options.March 11 campus notes 03112014
March 11 campus notes 03112014Abigail Bacon
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A meeting for Allied Health students will be held on March 18th in the Woodlawn Library after class at 1:00 pm and before class at 5:30 pm. Career Services is hiring a work study participant for $9/hour for 20 hours a week; the deadline to apply is March 14th at noon. The library website has information about summer camps for kids and classes for students.May 6 campus notes 05062014
- 2. To our troops and their families we say THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE
- 5. Invites you to attend Career Services CAREER FAIR Thursday, May 8th 10:00 am to 2:00 pm Library at the Woodlawn Campus Lets Go to Work! RESUME & BUSINESS ATTIRE Required SEE A CAREER SERVICES ADVISOR FOR RESUME ASSISTANCE!
- 6. Thursday, May 8th in the Vet Tech Lab at 12:10 pm Gen Ed students welcome!!
- 7. The first week of May classes, President Krout & Associate Dean Bosko will be handing out Honors, Deans and Presidents certificates
- 8. May is Military Appreciation Month
- 9. Student Veterans We are building a wall and need your help. An Honor Wall that is. Wed like to hang your portrait on our upcoming Honor Wall. Please email for a time to get your picture taken!! dyeager@brownmackie.edu OR gcorson@brownmackie.edu
- 11. Another benefit of being a BMC Student Show your student id badge at the Skyline located at 9907 Springfield Pike and receive 10% off your order
- 12. Senior Time for Senior Care Volunteer Program Contact Dee McGuire to Volunteer 513.672.1796 or dmcguire@brownmackie.edu Second Year Anniversary Do you: Like to read aloud? Play piano? Play billiards? Like to play cards? Be a STSC Volunteer.
- 13. GO OPT-IN FOR E-STATEMENTS CHANGE TO E-STATEMENTS TODAY! Access everything from the Student Portal Electronic Billing Statements Brown Mackie College offers the ability to Go Green and receive all of your bills electronically. Please click here to manager your election to: (1) receive electronic notification of your billing statement; or (2) receive a paper billing statement. Receive an email reminder when your e-statement is ready Never lose a bill everything is on the Student Portal Reduce clutter and waste
- 14. BMC If you park across the street at Gold Kist Cross only at the stoplight! Additional parking Across the street Walk in crosswalk BMC-Cincinnati is not responsible for jaywalking fines. Main Campus
- 15. Child Care For The Summer Make your plans for Childcare this summer so you can attend classes.