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Beate Gilliar, Ph.D., James Walsh, Madelyn Hosford, Kyla Andrews, Hannah Thomson, Jared Wayne More Information
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Being a leader means doing more than just giving orders. By learning from modern day visionaries, a cohort of Manchester University students took on the challenge of (Re)Imagining Leadership. They not only learned about today's leaders, but also found the creative leaders within themselves.
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- Beate Gilliar, Ph.D.Professor of EnglishManchester University
- James WalshStudentManchester University
- Madelyn HosfordStudentManchester University
- Kyla AndrewsStudentManchester University
- Hannah ThomsonStudentManchester University
- Jared WayneStudentManchester University
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- Beate Gilliar, Ph.D.Professor of EnglishManchester University
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Aaron Nichols, Josh Napierkowski More Information
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The South Bend Civic Theatre works to provide more than just entertainment. And they're working even harder to provide community connection even in tough times. We explore their educational programs as well as what they're doing moving forward.
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- Aaron NicholsExecutive DirectorSouth Bend Civic Theatre
- Josh NapierkowskiEducation DirectorSouth Bend Civic Theatre
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- Aaron NicholsExecutive DirectorSouth Bend Civic Theatre
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Matt Weston, Gina Simoni More Information
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Reading classical literature isn't something that just happens in a classroom or that is studied by experts. It's also something any average reader can take part in. Dowagiac District Library wants to know what you have to say about these reads, at The Great Conversation book club.
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- Matt WestonLibrary DirectorDowagiac District Library
- Gina SimoniPatron Services Associate/ Book Club MemberDowagiac District Library
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- Matt WestonLibrary DirectorDowagiac District Library
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Tina Ervin, Kari Reyes, Laura Reiniche, Ashley Johar More Information
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In the digital age, some forms of communication have become obsolete. However, Goshen Public Library believes that some forms of communication shouldn't be disregarded too soon. That's why they are writing letters to children, in the midst of our social distanced present. They believe written communication isn't a dead art, and can also have numerous benefits for the children and librarians involved.
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- Tina ErvinHead of Children ServicesGoshen Public Library
- Kari ReyesMother of Emma & OliviaGoshen Public Library
- Laura ReinicheChildren's Lead AssistantGoshen Public Library
- Ashley JoharChildren's Reference AssistantGoshen Public Library
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- Tina ErvinHead of Children ServicesGoshen Public Library
