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The following local students are candidates for graduation:
Kaylee McKenzie Hillhouse, of Houlka, MS, is a candidate for a Bachelor of Arts. Hillhouse is a Allied Health Studies major in the College of Liberal Arts.
Breana Nicole McDonald, of Houlka, MS, is a candidate for a Bachelor of Business Administration. McDonald is a Management major in the School of Business Administration.
William Perkins Stone, of Houston, MS, is a candidate for a Bachelor of Arts. Stone is a History major in the College of Liberal Arts.
Summer Elizabeth McCarver, of Houston, MS, is a candidate for a Master of Arts. McCarver is a Teaching major in the Graduate School.
Thirteen undergraduates have been named 2021 Outstanding Graduating Students at the University of Maine.
Among them is Bailey West, the Outstanding Graduating Student in the College of Natural Sciences, Forestry, and Agriculture, and in the Honors College, and the 2021 valedictorian. Her profile story is online. Short biographies of the other UMaine Outstanding Graduating Students follow:
Photo taken in adherence with health and safety guidelinesMelanie Berry
Melanie Berry
Melanie Berry of Morrill, Maine is the Outstanding Graduating Student in the University of Maine Division of Lifelong Learning. The Dexter native will receive a Bachelor of University Studies with a minor in psychology. Her numerous awards during her UMaine years include the Nontraditional Student Scholarship, the Alpha One Powering Education Scholarship and the Adult Degree Scholarship. Berry is a human resources associate with athenahealth in Belfast, where she has worked full time since 2009. She started tak
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University of New Mexico alum and director Brian Levant will present a reading from his Sitcom Boot Camp class via Zoom on March 10. Students worked the semester on writing a script for a TV series. (Roberto E. Rosales/Journal)
The film industry is about being resourceful.
As the pandemic shifted the day-to-day operations for a production, students in the University of New Mexico Film & Digital Arts department paid attention and began to pivot.
Brian Levant led the way with his Sitcom Boot Camp class, which helps students unravel some of the intricacies of the craft, spur an understanding of the commitment, discipline and teamwork necessary to work at a professional level.