March 29, 2002

A Banner Day

Mike Russell of Facilities Management installs one of the forty-eight new banners that will soon hang in twenty four locations around campus. The colorful panels were produced by the Office of Communications to highlight the strengths of the College and enliven the landscape. The banners represent the following core institutional messages that are serving as the foundation of the College's integrated communications initiative: MHC is one of the nation's finest liberal arts colleges; the College is a place where important connections are made; MHC is a global community; the College is technologically advanced; and MHC is distinguished in developing women leaders. "In combination, the themes portrayed in the banners describe an institution uniquely positioned to graduate independent critical thinkers, who speak and write powerfully, who are technologically savvy, and who are distinguished by their ability to lead in a complex, pluralistic world," notes Patricia VandenBerg, executive director of communications and strategic initiatives.

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