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Wykoff Commissioned to Compose for Inauguration 2017

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Dr. John Wykoff has been commissioned to compose music for the presidential inauguration.
 
By Charity Parris Lee University’s Dr. John Wykoff, assistant professor of music theory and composition, has been commissioned to compose music for the presidential inauguration. “I was thrilled

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PoliSci to Host Symposium on Democracy in America

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Lee University’s political science program will host a symposium on democracy in America featuring guest speaker Dr. Khalil Habib this Friday.
 
By Naudia O’Steen Lee University’s political science program will host a symposium on democracy in America featuring guest speaker Dr. Khalil

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Students Receive Scholarships for Summer Research

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Six students from Lee University received the ACA Ledford Research Scholarship for summer research.
 
Six students from Lee University received the ACA Ledford Research Scholarship for summer research and include Nicholas Baker, Andrew Cannon, Abigail Christopher, Shelley Harris, Bethany

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Mundy Participates in ASA Conference in Seattle

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Dr. Karen Mundy-Judkins, professor of sociology at Lee University, recently attended the American Sociological Association (ASA) in Seattle, Washington. She was a participant in the Medical Sociology Section and the Alpha Kappa Delta Honor Society. Mundy-Judkins was invited to join the

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Best-Selling Author Murphey to Visit Cleveland

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Lee University will welcome best-selling author and international speaker Cecil Murphey to Cleveland for a community event being held at the Cleveland Public Library.
  Lee University will welcome best-selling author and international speaker Cecil Murphey to Cleveland for a community event

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Percussion Ensemble Concert Sunday

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The Lee University Percussion Ensemble will perform on Sunday, Oct. 30, along with guest artist Dr. Colin Hill. 
  The Lee University Percussion Ensemble, under the direction of Dr. Andy Harnsberger, will perform on Sunday, Oct. 30, along with guest artist Dr. Colin Hill. The performance wi

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Religion Course Teaches with Local Police Department

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This fall Lee University’s senior level course, Pastoral Ministry I, is working with the Cleveland Police Department.
By Charity Parris This fall Lee University’s senior level course, Pastoral Ministry I, is working with the Cleveland Police Department (CPD) to broaden its students’ view

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Fort Hill Cemetery Walking Tours Take Place Oct. 30

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On Oct. 30, Lee University and the Bradley County Historical and Genealogical Society will present the 10th Annual Walking Tour of Historic Fort Hill Cemetery.
  On Sunday, Oct. 30, Lee University and the Bradley County Historical and Genealogical Society will present the 10th Annual Walkin

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Missions Week Begins Monday

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Lee’s “Dee Lavender Missions Week,” will be held Oct. 24-28.
  Lee University’s “Dee Lavender Missions Week,” will be held Oct. 24-28, raising funds for the Phebe Grey Orphanage in Liberia, Africa, for the second year in a row. The orphanage was founded in 1996 by a team of missionaries w

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Symphony Orchestra to Perform in Pangle Hall

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The Lee University Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of
Bob Bernhardt, will present its fall concert in
Pangle Hall on Monday, Oct. 24.
The Lee University Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of Artist-in-Residence Bob Bernhardt, will present its fall concert in Pangle

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