On October 9th, 2009 IBMC held its 75th Commencement at The Lincoln Center in Fort Collins Colorado. It was an evening of celebration and pride as students received the degrees and certificates they worked so hard to get.
IBMC’s CEO, Richard Laub, got the evening started by welcoming everyone to the ceremony:
Friday May 15, 2009 was a big day for IBMC, it was Graduation Day. Students, staff, friends, and family gathered at the Lincoln Center in Fort Collins to celebrate the ending of a great chapter in the lives of IBMC students. That evening they proudly wore a cap and gown, sat on a stage for all to see, and received their degree or certificate.
The ceremony was just over an hour long and I will be sharing with you videos from the ceremony. Today is the first, IBMC’s CEO Richard Laub delivering a welcome speech to begin the ceremony.
On April 10th, 2009 students and faculty of IBMC gathered at the Hilton in Fort Collins to celebrate the Honorees of Alpha Beta Kappa. This is the first video in a series of videos from that event. What is Alpha Beta Kappa?
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Alpha Beta Kappa Video Two: Student Guest Speaker Cyd Henan
Alpha Beta Kappa Video Three: Student Guest Speaker Karen Doll
Alpha Beta Kappa Video Four: Student Guest Speaker Alison Rettedal
Hello Daryle here, also know as blog guy. And if your a student of IBMC your going to be seeing a lot more of me on campus, especially the Fort Collins’ campus. Every Monday through Thursday I am goig to be spending at least two hours a day on campus so that I can get to know you better. Because the better I know you the better I can share your stories. And I know you all have stories that are worth sharing.
Most weeks I will be at the Fort Collins campus but I will be visiting the IBMC campuses in Greeley and Cheyenne, Wyoming as well. You’ll most likely find me sitting in the student lounge or in the back of your classroom.
What I’ll be looking for is students who want their 15 minutes of IBMC fame right here on this blog. That can be in the form of a written interview, an audio podcast interview, or a video interview.
I’ll also be looking for students who want to take part of a student video project we are working on. We have a nice little video camera that we will loan you for a day. Your job is to shoot some footage of your life here at IBMC. Turn the camera back in and we’ll do some editing to create some great student created IBMC videos. Also looking for people to be apart of the story boarding process and editing process as well. You can be involved as much as you’d like. This is your blog after all.
I am looking forward to getting to know more of you here at IBMC. I know that I’ve only scratched the surface in the few weeks that I’ve been hanging around. But already in that time I’ve learned that IBMC is truly full of caring individuals who are changing lives.