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South Milwaukee grads merge love of sports with careers, working in the NFL - Vimarsana News

South Milwaukee grads merge love of sports with careers, working in the NFL

South Milwaukee graduates Kelsey Tehan and Noel Kruse spend time working with NFL teams including the Packers, Chiefs and Saints. Here's their journey.

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South Milwaukee grads merge love of sports with careers, working in the NFL - Vimarsana News

South Milwaukee grads merge love of sports with careers, working in the NFL

South Milwaukee graduates Kelsey Tehan and Noel Kruse spend time working with NFL teams including the Packers, Chiefs and Saints. Here's their journey.

Source: yahoo.com
Area Students are 2023 Graduates of Castleton University - Vimarsana News

Area Students are 2023 Graduates of Castleton University

The following area students are 2023 spring graduates of Castleton University in Castleton, Vt. They were recognized during the university’s 236th commencement ceremony on May 13, 2023.

KU recognizes outstanding instructors with annual teaching awards - Vimarsana News

KU recognizes outstanding instructors with annual teaching awards

These outstanding faculty will be honored at the inaugural University Teaching Awards event Nov. 7 at the Kansas Union.

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Alumni Award Winner 2023 | Marietta College - Vimarsana News

Alumni Award Winner 2023 | Marietta College

On Saturday, October 21, Marietta College will recognize 12 individuals as part of the Marietta College Alumni Awards ceremony in the Alma McDonough Auditorium.The program is part of MC’s 2023 Homecoming Weekend.The Hall of Honor is the College’s most cherished award, and this year, one individual will be inducted — Samuel Hall, valedictorian of the first graduating class in 1838 and the College’s first librarian, who helped form the Washington County Anti-Slavery Society in 1836.