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Kendall Campus Bus Stop Temporarily Relocated

February 7, 2022 Ammy Sanchez

The bus stop at Kendall Campus has been temporarily moved from the bus loop located west of the 1000 building to the front of building M due to ongoing construction and renovation projects. Some of the work being performed includes the repaving and resurfacing of the campus’ interior and… Read the rest at our website.

Kendall Campus President Steps Down To Join The Aspen Institute

January 26, 2022 Ammy Sanchez Aspen, campus president

Pascale Charlot, who has served as dean of the Honors College and president at Kendall Campus, left Miami Dade College after a decade at the school. Charlot, whose last day at the College was Jan. 22, accepted a position as a managing director at the Aspen Institute. She will… Read the rest at our website.

Briefing Kendall Campus

Former Reporter Sports Writer Lands Internship At Univision

January 3, 2022 Elizabeth Pomares Sports, Journalism, alumnus

Isaac Gomez, who served as a sports writer for The Reporter from fall of 2014 through fall of 2015, landed a paid internship at Univision Miami. Gomez, 26, is scheduled to start on Jan. 10. The internship will run through the end of the spring semester. His duties will… Read the rest at our website.

Sports Kendall Campus

From Volleyball To Baseball Season, Our Sports Team Has You Covered

January 3, 2022 Victor Gonzalez-Vaca Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball, Softball

This past year has been an interesting sports season. The COVID-19 vaccine has allowed things to get back to a somewhat normal state (before the recent spike in COVID cases). In the sports world that has meant fans returning to the stands and things have been no different at… Read the rest at our website.

Kendall Campus Padrón Campus Briefing

Miambiance And Urbana Named Crown Finalists

January 3, 2022 Ammy Sanchez Miambiance, Urbana

Two Miami Dade College publications—Miambiance and Urbana—have been selected as Crown Finalists for the Columbia Scholastic Press Association’s 2022 Awards in the Collegiate Recipients category. Crown Finalists were selected based on work published during the 2020-21 school year. Finalists are considered winners, not nominees, and will be announced as… Read the rest at our website.

Kendall Campus Men's Basketball Sports

Well-Traveled Turner Finds Home With Sharks

November 23, 2021 Victor Gonzalez-Vaca Sharks, Philadelphia

Basketball has taken Khalil Turner all across the United States. In the past two years, the 21-year-old has played at Division I Rider University in New Jersey and Palm Beach State College, a school north of Broward County. This summer, the six-foot-eight-inch forward verbally committed to Mississippi Valley State… Read the rest at our website.

Sports Kendall Campus Volleyball

Lady Sharks Finish Season Ranked 6th In The Country In Volleyball

November 22, 2021 Victor Gonzalez-Vaca national tournament, Hutchinson, Kansas

The Lady Sharks won two of four games this weekend at the National Junior College Athletic Association National Volleyball Tournament in Hutchinson, Kansas to finish the season ranked sixth in the country. Miami Dade College won games versus Jefferson College and Snow College during the three-day tournament to finish… Read the rest at our website.

West Campus Kendall Campus News

Librarian, Poet And Faculty Union Representative Retires From West Campus

November 21, 2021 Carolina Soto Librarian, poet

Steve Kronen dedicated his time at Miami Dade College to augmenting the student academic experience. In 14 years at the College, Kronen, who was the West Campus’ only full-time faculty member in 2009, left his mark as a librarian serving as a union representative and co-advisor to the YES!… Read the rest at our website.

News Kendall Campus

Kendall Campus Professor Explores Surgery And Death In Photography Book

November 17, 2021 Carolina Soto photography book

Kendall Campus professor Tony Chirinos officially released his first photography book at Paris Photo 2021, which took place November 11-14 in France. The Precipice is a compilation of the 15 years Chirinos worked as a biomedical photographer in Miami. It explores the themes of surgery, death and the rawness… Read the rest at our website.

Sports Kendall Campus Women's Basketball

Abreu Returns To Lady Sharks After COVID Travel Restrictions Kept Her In Brazil Last Year

November 16, 2021 Victor Gonzalez-Vaca Brazil, Lady Sharks

Larissa Abreu is excited to be back on the basketball court at Miami Dade College. The sophomore from Brazil, who averaged 8.2 points and 8.3 rebounds per game as a freshman, missed last season due to COVID travel restrictions. “Last year was hard for me,” Abreu said. “Now I… Read the rest at our website.

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