has climbed all the way into second place in the GPAC standings with a 12-5 league record. They trail Morningside by one game in the loss column but lost both games against the Mustangs during the season. Northwestern is 28-16 overall and has won three straight.

Today’s doubleheader marks one of the final home games for the Red Raiders five seniors: Jordan Biehle, Keely Bracelin, Alex Price, Lindsey Remien and Katie VandeVoort. Collectively, this group of seniors has accumulated a 53-24 conference record over the last four years, finishing in the top five each season. They won the GPAC regular season title in 2012, its first since the 2002 season, and earned votes in the NAIA coaches’ poll that same year. Overall, this group of seniors has guided theIntern/Apprenticeship Through the Arts Workforce Initiative

The Connecticut Office of the Arts (COA) is currently accepting applications from individuals who are interested in an intern/apprenticeship through the Arts Workforce Initiative (AWI). AWI is a paid intern/apprenticeship program that provides Connecticut college students, emerging creatives and military veterans an opportunity to gain high-level professional work experience with non-profit arts and cultural organizations throughout the state.

COA will select 20 individuals – a combination of college, emerging creative professionals and military veterans – who have experience in or wish to grow professionally in the areas of arts administration, arts presenting/curating, media arts, performing arts, visual arts, arts education, and literary arts. These individuals will be matched with a host organization that is aligned with their specific professional goals and desired career track.

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