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Class Of 2021: Honoring Our Graduates For The Many Milestones Reached

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Joseph Kim

On May 7 and 8, graduating Pioneers from traditional undergraduate, professional studies and graduate studies celebrated in style with three in-person ceremonies to accomplish COVID-19 social distancing standards. The School of Nursing also held its pinning ceremony in person.

MNU President David Spittal expressed gratitude that through God’s provision and the efforts of everyone, MNU was able to operate in-person this academic year as well as hold Commencement.

“Our three Commencement ceremonies last weekend were celebrations first and foremost of the students’ achievements, but also, of the whole community’s achievement,” he said.

While seating at the commencement ceremonies was limited, each event was livestreamed and can be viewed at www.mnu.edu/commencement.

A gallery of Commencement and Nurses Pinning photos can be viewed and downloaded at flickr.com/photos/mnu-pioneers/albums.

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25
January Virtual Financial Aid Seminar
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10:00 am

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31
MNU Improv 1/31
Bell Cultural Events Center - Mabee Performing Arts Hall
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9:00 pm
Feb
6
First Act - Godspell
Bell Cultural Events Center - Mabee Performing Arts Hall
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4:00 pm
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13
First Act - Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Bell Cultural Events Center - Mabee Performing Arts Hall
7:00 pm

4:00 pm

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