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40 Hours of School and Work

26 Apr 202028 Apr 2020 ~ The Critograph

By TJ Harvey ~ Guest Writer

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Posted in Campus, News, Videography, Visuals Lynchburg CollegeOnline ClassesOnline SchoolPandemicTJ HarveyUniversity of LynchburgWorking from home

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"I am apart of the Student Diversity Council. We organized the walk out and we have been working to fix the diversity and inclusion statement and it is going in the new University of Lynchburg student handbook. We are now planning different events, like showing screenings of Grown-ish and Black-ish in Westover to inform students on different issues. The council is in the works of maybe figuring out a way to do a podcast or news show where we would talk about different things going on on campus and what we can do to change it." Destiny, First Year at U of L #studentvoices #universityoflynchburg #critograph
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"I am a graduate student at the University of Lynchburg. The degree I am pursuing is educational leadership with a focus in higher education. I'm hoping to take that degree and serve students, either in administration or student development. I really enjoy U of L, I have some really amazing professors and classmates. Something that I think sets U of L apart is the amount of care and intentionality that the faculty and staff have for their students. In turn, I hope to use my degree to serve in the same way that they have for me". Eli Stewart, U of L Grad Student #studentvoices #universityoflynchburg #critograph
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“I’m a junior music education major from Appomattox, Virginia. I have been playing violin since I was three years old and consequently I perform in orchestra, chamber orchestra, string Quartet and solo performances. I’m the concert master of the orchestra. The concert we had this week, we are on the last performance of three. It’s western movies and the subsequent music from those movies so we’re doing Magnificent Seven, the Cowboys, we’re doing Annie Get Your Gun... we’re doing all of these movie tunes that you would recognize. It’s a lot of fun, we’ve been having a great time, everyone gets dressed up we get all rowdy. It’s great time for everyone involved” Colin Coviello #studentvoices #universityoflynchburg #critograph
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