Baldwin-Wallace College
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SPONSORED: Great School. Great Price. Right Here! See for yourself why Baldwin-Wallace College consistently ranks among the Best Colleges and Best Values in the Midwest. At Spring Visit Day -especially for juniors and their families- on Sat 4/17 from 9AM to 1PM, you can learn about exceptional academic programs and student life, great financial aid and more. Reserve your place online at Junior Visit Day at Baldwin-Wallace College.
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SPONSORED: Beyond Theory. Experience Applied! The Baldwin-Wallace College Executive MBA is the practical MBA that prepares senior managers for organizational leadership. Peer mentoring, group projects and real-life, real-time consulting with a northeast Ohio company offer unparalleled opportunities. A stimulating blend of business theory and practical application, the B-W EMBA meets on alternate weekends and can be completed in 21 months. Details at http://www.BW.edu/emba.
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SPONSORED: Sustainability Symposium A U.S. senator, the winner of the 1999 National Medal of Science and the CEO of Sherwin Williams head the list of speakers for Climate and Carbon, a free discussion of present and future issues relating to energy, climate and carbon as they impact our health and economic vitality, Mon 3/1 through Tue 3/2 at Baldwin-Wallace College. Get details at http://www.bw.edu/academics/sustainability/symposium
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SPONSORED: Race, Community and Character Actress and activist, Tony and Pulitzer-Prize nominee, Anna Deavere Smith presents Snapshots: Glimpses of America in Change, an exploration of race, community and character in America Tue 3/2 at 8PM at the Baldwin-Wallace College Kleist Center for Art and Drama, 95 E. Bagley Rd. Berea. http://www.bw.edu/enduringquestions
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Sustainability... It's everybody's business David Krueger, co-director of Baldwin-Wallace College's sustainability major, discusses the importance of sustainability to corporations and Sherwin Williams' Scott Thomas describes his company's journey toward a sustainable future. Enjoy delicious Desserts and informative Dialogue at B-W's Center for Innovation and Growth, 340 Front St., Berea on Tue 2/16 from 5-7PM. Cost: $20. For information and reservations go to http://www.BW.edu/alumni/mba
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SPONSORED: Bach Where You Belong Where can you find world-renowned soloists and Cleveland Orchestra musicians performing some of the world’s greatest music? In Kulas Hall, Fri 4/16 through Sun 4/18, during the world-renowned 78th annual (!) Baldwin-Wallace College Bach Festival. Subscribe now for oldest collegiate Bach Festival in the country. Call 440-826-8070 and enjoy the music of the master. http://www.BW.edu/bachfest
-----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