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Tuesday, September 10, 2024
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The Power of Internships

Temporary work at companies and organizations provides students valuable experiences, sharpens their professional skills.

  • ADMISSION

    An Important Step in Admission

    Monmouth College joins national effort to connect Illinois students who often miss out on a college education.

  • POLITICAL SCIENCE

    The Forgotten Candidate

    On Sept. 12, Brad Nahrstadt ’89 to discuss his biography of 1904 presidential candidate Alton B. Parker.

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    A weekly program featuring the people, events, programs and history that make Monmouth College an outstanding, national liberal arts college… all within 18 minutes and 53 seconds.

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    MONMOUTH CONVERSATIONS

    Episode No. 4: Sept. 6, 2024

    Monmouth Lincoln Laureate of 2024-25 Lea Selquist ’25 of Peru, Illinois – an accounting and Spanish double major – discusses why Monmouth is “a place where you will be seen,” her involvement with campus life and how drawing a dinosaur for an internship interview eventually led to a job after she graduates in May 2025.

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    Picture of the Week

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    Pipe Band on Parade

    Members of the Monmouth College Pipe and Drum Band march in the Warren County Prime Beef Festival Parade on Sept. 4 down East Broadway in front of Dahl Chapel and Auditorium. Celebrating its 75th year, the Warren County Prime Beef Festival is a weeklong celebration of Monmouth-Warren County agriculture, heritage and culture. The festival is also one of the events that unofficially kicks off the fall season in west-central Illinois. The college was represented by several groups in the parade, including President Patricia and Jeff Draves, the Fighting Scots Marching Band, cheerleaders and dance team, and the college’s fine and performing arts.

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