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MCC Daily Tribune Archive
MCC Faculty Mentioned in Event Coverage
Christine Plumeri, assistant professor of sociology and a certified mentor with Mentors in Violence Prevention at MCC, was the keynote speaker on Tuesday, Oct. 23, at The College at Brockport's Take Back the Night rally, aimed at stopping violence against women. MCC alumna Maggie Spallina also spoke at the event. Local media covered the event.
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https://www.whec.com/news/stories/S2809853.shtml?cat=566
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Democrat and Chronicle: <
https://www.democratandchronicle.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2012310230054
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The Mentors in Violence Prevention program trained Maggie and more than 80 others so far to take a stand against violence.
Hency Yuen-Eng
College and Community Relations
10/25/2012