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MBU Staffers Reflect on Annual President’s Dinner

Written by Lydia Milan on . Posted in News

The annual President’s Dinner brings faculty and staff members together each fall to kick off the school year while recognizing new members of the MBU family and those who have served the university for several years. Following this year’s dinner in August, MBU Timeline reporter/videographer Lydia Milan interviewed two MBU staff members to gather their reflections on the annual tradition. Interviewed were Beth Kinsey, associate director of admissions, and Daniel Wood, transfer admissions counselor.

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Lydia Milan

Lydia Milan is a staff journalist for MBU Timeline. Milan is a sophomore broadcast media major. She is the producer and editor of Timeline Talk and editor of the weekly Timeline Broadcast. Milan works in the Communications studio. She loves photography and videography and music. She also loves hanging out with her family, hiking, swimming and reading.

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