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As part the University’s Freshman Service Retreat, 85 new students and 15 upper-class leaders spent the afternoon of September 4 engaged in service projects throughout Mercer County.

Career-climbers can now tune into 107.7 The Bronc on Sunday mornings at 8 a.m. for an new and interactive call-in program entitled Your Career is Calling: Your Weekly Appointment for Career Choices, Decisions and Success.

Maureen Kyle, administrative specialist in the Dean of Students’ office on the Lawrenceville campus; head wrestling coach Gary Taylor; and Drew Aromando, executive director of One Stop Services, were presented with the 2010 Frank N. Elliott Award for Distinguished Service during the Opening Fall Convocation on September 2 in the Yvonne Theater.

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