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Spring 2013 Och Tamale

Spring 2013 Och Tamale

School of Thought | Where business education and liberal arts thinking meet

  • School of Thought | Dean Stuart Noble-Goodman’s emphasis on liberal arts thinking develops School of Business students as leaders and global citizens.
  • The Music of Inauguration | The University orchestrates a welcome for its 11th president.
  • Growing Up In America | The Inside Out program transforms University students as well as local incarcerated youth.

 

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Och Tamale is published three times a year and distributed to alumni and friends of the University of Redlands with the idea of building and maintaining relationships. We want you to stay connected to the University and keep abreast of the news and achievements of our campus community. Find out what your former classmates and professors are up to! or Och Tamale, University of Redlands, P.O. Box 3080, Redlands, Calif. 92373-0999 Note: Please provide high resolution, print-quality photos (300 DPI, approximately 3 to 5 MB in size). 

 

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Quiet the Mind
meditation room

The University’s Meditation Room opened in 2007 and is one of the first “contemplative classroom” spaces in the country.

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