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MIPA coworkers express love for each other, their jobs

August 5, 2014 by Meeshon Rogers 2 Comments

  Workshop Coordinator Kelsey Parkinson and Contest Coordinator Haley Kluge are joined at the hip, wanting to spend every second they can together the pair demanded to room together and even tried to push the beds together. "We are obsessed with each other," said Kluge. But it was not love at first sight for this duo. When they first met at last years summer workshop … [Read more...] about MIPA coworkers express love for each other, their jobs

Students of MIPA

August 5, 2014 by Megan Pisarczyk 7 Comments

Inspired by the "Humans of New York" project run by Brandon Stanton, five MIPA participants were randomly selected and shared some facts about themselves. They also contributed their favorite song to go along with the Mipapalooza music-based theme.   Emily Fritz Senior at Troy High School Staff Writer “I love Beyoncé. I’ve been listening to the song ‘XO’ … [Read more...] about Students of MIPA

MIPA participants share personal experiences with concussions as student athletes

August 5, 2014 by Megan Pisarczyk 1 Comment

After the issues seminar about concussions, Shaw Hall was buzzing with conversation about sports safety. By talking with just a few MIPA participants it became clear that concussions are very common among student athletes and that there are growing concerns when it comes to the safety of those partaking in sports. Midland High School student Emily Fisher and Dexter High … [Read more...] about MIPA participants share personal experiences with concussions as student athletes

Concussion issues seminar panel preview

August 4, 2014 by Megan Pisarczyk 3 Comments

At seven p.m. MIPA participants will have the opportunity to sit in on an issues seminar about concussions in sports. A three-person panel made up of Joanne C. Gerstner, Dr. David Kaufman and Kari Grandstaff will share their individual experiences with concussions and answer any questions students have. Gerstner is a sports journalist who has written for the New York Times, … [Read more...] about Concussion issues seminar panel preview

MIPA brings people together

August 1, 2013 by Lauren Kostiuk Leave a Comment

Coming alone to MIPA can be a scary thought but to Huron High School senior Samantha Perry and International Academy senior Nancy Huang, it turned out to be more exciting than nerve-racking. Being the only ones to represent their school and never attending MIPA before, they weren’t sure what to expect. After a couple days, they learned that the students here are extremely … [Read more...] about MIPA brings people together

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