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OIT Faculty Attends CES 2022 Conference: Faculty from Olivet Institute of Technology, OIT, attended the CES 2022 Conference virtually from Jan 5-6. It helped the faculty to keep abreast on the latest technology trend for this coming year. OIT plans to design new course material to teach students cutting-edge technology as well as apply them towards innovation.

Students Cherish ESL Experience Before Enrolling in Degree Programs: Many ESL students at the Riverside campus have passed their English proficiency test in the Fall quarter. They are relieved yet thankful for the learning experience in the ESL program, which prepared them well not just academically but spiritually for undergraduate study.

Jubilee College of Music San Francisco Held Quarterly Recital: Jubilee College of Music San Francisco held its quarterly recital just before Christmas break. Thirteen students and their instructor Alice Kubo performed piano music by Beethoven, Chopin, Tchaikovsky, and other famous composers.