Baldwin-Wallace

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SPONSORED: Passion and Purpose Cornel West, one of America's most provocative and insightful intellectuals, is part of the Enduring Questions Lecture Series on Fri 1/22 at 8PM at the Baldwin-Wallace College Lou Higgins Center, 136 E. Bagley Rd. in Berea. Author of Race Matters, West addresses racism, ethics and morals, challenges the notion of social and cultural isolation and raises the question of our enduring connectedness. There is no charge for this lecture. BW.edu

----------11) 01.06.10----------

SPONSORED: It's a new year... time to make good on those resolutions to jumpstart your career. Baldwin-Wallace College offers seven distinctive MBA programs that can be tailored to fit your pace. Find out more at an Open House that can open doors for you, Wed 1/6 at 6PM at B-W east in Beachwood or Thu 1/7 at 6PM on our Berea campus. Call 440-826-2392 for information.

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----------9) 10.28.09----------

SPONSORED: Great School! Great Price! That's how U.S. News & World Report describes Baldwin-Wallace College in Berea. B-W consistently is ranked among the Best Colleges and Best Values in the Midwest. See for yourself. Come to the Baldwin-Wallace College Fall visit Day Saturday morning, Sat 11/14 and learn about exceptional academic programs and student life, great financial aid and more! Lunch is on us. Reserve you place online at http://www.bw.edu/events.

----------8) 10.14.09----------

SPONSORED: The Open House that Opens Doors! Come to a Baldwin-Wallace College MBA Open House Tue 10/20 in Beachwood or Wed 10/21 in Berea and learn how the distinctive B-W MBA programs in business administration, entrepreneurship, human resources and accounting as well as International, Health Care and Executive Management can help you take ownership of your career today! For details visit http://www.bw.edu/academics/bus/programs/openhouse.

----------7) 09.23.09----------
SPONSORED: Five composers... one clue, one secret ingredient... six hours to compose five works... ONE Iron Composer. The Baldwin-Wallace College Conservatory and Analog Arts are bringing the Iron Composer Competition and free concert to Kulas Musical Arts Building, 96 Front St., Berea, Fri 10/2 at 8PM. Mark Satola of WCLV will host the event, which WCLV will broadcast live. Go to http://www.bw.edu for details.

----------VIDEO 1) 09.16.09----------

B-W prof Timothy Mussard wins prestigious international award
Melchior Prize is the big deal

Timothy Mussard has a big voice. So big that he has been awarded the 2009 Prix Lauritz Melchior in Paris this past April for his role as Siegfried in the Richard Wagner opera Gotterdammerung, as recorded with the State Opera of South Australia conducted by Asher Fisch, calling his voice, "a force of nature." He's known as a helden tenor, or "heroic" tenor voices, able to dominate a stage full of 137 musicians and singers, not counting the two off-stage bands. All without a mic.

Originally from Ohio, Mussard was professor and chair of the voice department at UCLA while performing full-time and traveling the world. He now dedicates himself to his students at Baldwin-Wallace while enjoying a pleasant walk to work instead of a three-hour 28-mile commute. Mussard performs in recital on Sun 9/13 at 2PM at the Kulas Musical Arts Building, Gamble Auditorium, 96 Front Street, Berea. Come listen to a real hero. Info. http://www.bw.edu/news/mussard and http://www.bw.edu

----------6) 08.05.09----------
SPONSORED: Take Ownership of Your Career Today! Come to a Baldwin-Wallace MBA Open House Tue 8/11 in Berea or Thu 8/13 in Beachwood and learn how the distinctive B-W MBA programs in business administration, entrepreneurship, human resources, and accounting as well as International, Health Care and Executive Management can open doors for your career. For details visit http://www.bw.edu/academics/bus/programs/openhouse

----------5) 07.29.09----------
SPONSORED: Tie a Yellow Ribbon 'Round the College Degree. Baldwin-Wallace College has been designated a Yellow Ribbon Program by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. For qualifying post 9/11 vets that means they can attend B-W undergraduate or graduate programs tuition-free. A cookout and information session for veterans is slated for August 14. Check http://www.BW.edu/admission/forms/veterans for details.

----------4) 06.10.09----------
SPONSORED: The fastest growing industry in Cleveland?? Quite possibly health care! The Health Care MBA at Baldwin-Wallace College prepares leaders to navigate this complex, dynamic field with sound business solutions. Built on the respected B-W MBA curriculum, this program can be completed in two years without interrupting your career. For details go online to http://www.BW.edu/mba

----------3) 06.03.09----------
SPONSORED: Take ownership of your career today. Come to an MBA Open House at Baldwin-Wallace College Thu 6/11 at 6PM, that can open doors for your career. Learn how the distinctive B-W MBA programs in business administration, entrepreneurship, human resources, accounting and health care, as well as international and executive MBAs can put you on the way to a higher degree of achievement. Go to http://www.BW.edu/openhouse.

----------2) 05.13.09----------
SPONSORED: Leadership in overdrive One of Baldwin-Wallace College's most distinctive programs is Accelerated Organizational Leadership. Aimed at experienced adults with demonstrated leadership ability, the program allows them to complete a bachelor's degree in just three years on an evening/weekend schedule. Learn more at an information session Tue 5/19 at 6PM. To register go to http://www.bw.edu/admission/accelerated_leadership_degree.asp and select "Information Sessions."

----------1) 10.22.08----------
SPONSORED: Get in FOCUS Contemporary music never sounded fresher than it will at Baldwin-Wallace College's groundbreaking biennial FOCUS Festival of Contemporary Music on Fri 10/31 thru Sun 11/2 at the Kulas Musical Arts Building on the B-W campus in Berea. Featuring a selection of works by award-winning composer Chen Yi, the Festival showcases a student-run ensemble and for the first time, tickets are complimentary and open to the public. http://www.bw.edu/academics/conservatory/focus