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This document provides information about various events, opportunities, and reminders for MEDIC Medical Assisting students. It announces information sessions being held by medical advisors in the library on March 11th from 1-5:30 pm about outside support organizations. It also advertises a part-time work study position paying $9/hour, and provides transportation information for taking the Metro bus to campus.
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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 instructions are provided for a nearby lot. Childcare for the summer is mentioned.May 5 campus notes 05052014
May 5 campus notes 05052014Abigail Bacon
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This document contains announcements from Brown Mackie College in Cincinnati regarding various upcoming events and opportunities for students. It announces that honors certificates will be handed out on May 8th, that the Ambassador Honor Society is holding a Mother's Day raffle until May 7th, that student veterans are invited to get their photo taken for an Honor Wall, and that students receive a 10% discount at a nearby Skyline restaurant. It also provides information about volunteer opportunities for a senior care program and encourages students to opt-in to e-statements. Finally, it reminds students that if parking at a nearby lot to use the crosswalk and not jaywalk when returning to campus.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.April 29 campus notes 04292014
April 29 campus notes 04292014Abigail Bacon
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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.April 28 campus notes 04282014
April 28 campus notes 04282014Abigail Bacon
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This document contains announcements and notifications for students of Brown Mackie College related to student activities, scholarships, academic honors, transportation options, and career services. It announces an honor wall seeking student portraits, a business club meeting, scholarship and tutoring opportunities, academic honors lists, transportation by bus, and help with medical assistant portfolios from career services. It also congratulates winners of academic honors and a criminal justice competition.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 21 campus notes 04212014
April 21 campus notes 04212014Abigail Bacon
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This document contains information about Brown Mackie College in Cincinnati, including announcements about tutoring opportunities, scholarships, academic honors lists, upcoming events, and transportation options. It provides updates on academic matters, extracurricular activities, financial aid, and campus resources.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 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 10 campus notes 03102014
- 2. MEDIC MEDICAL ASSISTING STUDENTS ï‚— Join your medical advisors in the library for information about various outside support organizations while in the college. ï‚— Where: Woodlawn Campus ï‚— Date: Tuesday, March 11, 2014 ï‚— Times: After day class at 1:00 pm ï‚— Before night time class 5:30pm
- 3. Main Campus – Woodlawn, Room 219 March 10th – 13th, Monday through Thursday Before/After Class
- 4. Are you in need of a part-time job while still in school? If yes, Career Services is seeking a work study participant $9.00 an hour 20 hours a week GPA, Attendance, experience, & Background will be considered See Mr. Charlie King or Dr. Erica Okere in Career Services to apply. Deadline Friday, March 14 at Noon
- 5. Ride Metro’s Rt. 43 Woodlawn-Evendale to class • Buses run approximately every hour weekdays 6:50 a.m. to 9:20 p.m. • Service from downtown Cincinnati along Reading Rd. • Fare - $1.75 in Zone 1/$2.65 in Zone 2 (Reading and Sunnybrook) Students you know go Metro www.go-metro.com
- 6. Summer Camps For Your Kids . . . Summer Classes For You See the library’s website for camp information.
- 7. Ambassador Honor Society Is collecting Box Tops to benefit the Princeton School district. Please save your tops and place in the boxes in the Library at both Woodlawn and Norwood!!!
- 9. Need Money?
- 10. Remember, it’s the law Smokers must be away from the doors of any public building.
- 11. Our student health insurance provider, Collegiate Insurance Resources, has improved their student portal page with improved functionality, user friendliness, and allows student to navigate their health insurance options. There are also options for dental, vision, property and international travel insurance. Here is the link to the new site: www.cirstudenthealth.com/brownmackie Student Health Insurance
- 12. Attendance Matters 90% Attendance = Good Grades 90% Attendance = Good Pay
- 13. Did you know you can email your Department Chair from ECOLLEGE? Click on the Email tab & select their name