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Three Student Publications Are Finalists For The Pulitzer Prize Of College Media

Nikole Valiente
The Reporter, Miambiance and AXIS have been named finalists for the Associated Collegiate Press Pacemaker Award. Renowned by many as the Pulitzer Prize of collegiate media, the honor recognizes overall excellence in student publications. Winners will be announced at the Associated Collegiate Press/College Media Association Fall National College Media… Read the rest at our website.
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North Campus Selects New Interim Chair Of World Languages Department

Flabia Llerena
Daphnée Gilles was appointed interim chair of the World Languages department at North Campus on July 29.  She helps students register for language courses, such as English, Spanish, Haitian Creole and French, and oversees the department.  “[I’m excited] that I’m able to serve the student body,” Gilles said.  Gilles… Read the rest at our website.
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MDC Has 21 Coca-Cola Leaders Of Promise Scholars

Juliette Bryant
Twenty-one Miami Dade College students have been awarded the coveted Coca-Cola Leaders of Promise Scholarship.    The $1,000 prize helps students cover expenses while working toward an associate’s degree.    Applicants had to be members of Phi Theta Kappa, have at least a 3.5 GPA and have completed between… Read the rest at our website.
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Two MDC Student Publications Are Organizational Pinnacle Finalists

Daylyin Staples
Two Miami Dade College student publications—Miambiance and AXIS—have been tabbed as finalists for the College Media Association’s Pinnacle Award in the Two-Year Literary Magazine of the Year category.  The honor recognizes excellence in content, design, art, writing and editing. Finalists were selected based on student work produced in the… Read the rest at our website.
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North Campus English Professor Writes Tale About A Car-Stealing Cat

Daylyin Staples
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Carmen Misé and her 18-month-old daughter escaped the mundaneness of quarantine by recounting their daily adventures.  Oftentimes, the main character was their neighbor’s mischievous cat, who frequently visited their yard and left lizards at their doorstep.  “It was challenging to be away from family, to… Read the rest at our website.
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North Campus Launches Florida’s First Bachelor’s Program In Applied AI

Sabrina Toro ,  , 
Artificial intelligence is transforming reality.  Robotic arms are being used in manufacturing. Virtual assistants are being implemented in hospitals to detect illness. AI facial recognition is being used to identify criminals. This month, EnTec, the School of Engineering, Technology and Design at Miami Dade College is joining the AI… Read the rest at our website.