For MSU’s comic and visual narrative class, students learn about storytelling, text and imagery and produce a number of projects combined into comic books for their final exam.
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The U.S. Army chose Dean Sienko, an associate dean in the College of Human Medicine, to lead 3,000 employees stationed in more than 100 countries as commanding general of its Public Health Command.
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