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Recent News About Central Michigan Chippewas
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Chippewa athletes contribute significantly to Mount Pleasant through extensive volunteer work
Central Michigan student-athletes supported the Greater Mount Pleasant community in 2023-24 by participating in 239 volunteer events, amassing a total of 3,735 community service hours. This contribution generated an economic impact of $118,787 for the local area.
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Central Michigan student-athletes win big at New Venture Challenge
In Mount Pleasant, Michigan, two Central Michigan University student-athletes recently achieved success in the New Venture Challenge (NVC), a competition designed to support entrepreneurial initiatives among students. The event offers participants the chance to present their business ideas and compete for start-up funding.
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Former player funds Central Michigan University stadium field naming
When the football field at Central Michigan University's Kelly/Shorts Stadium was named Kramer/Deromedi Field in the fall of 2022, it honored legendary coaches Roy Kramer and Herb Deromedi. This naming was achieved through a $1 million fundraising effort supported by numerous football alumni and friends of the two coaches. Among the leading supporters were Bob Stebbins, a CMU football standout from 1984 to 1987, and his wife Ann Beth, who contributed $350,000.
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Tolmie and Dardas receive honors at MAC Awards Dinner
Central Michigan University's senior athletes, Abbey Tolmie and Nick Dardas, were celebrated at the Mid-American Conference (MAC) Honors Dinner Ceremony in Cleveland. The event took place at the Marriott Downtown Key Tower and was part of the annual MAC spring meetings.
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CMU student-athletes maintain high academic standards for another consecutive semester
Central Michigan University (CMU) student-athletes have maintained a strong academic performance for the 2023-24 year, marking the 51st consecutive semester with an overall grade point average of 3.0 or higher. This achievement highlights CMU's commitment to fostering an environment where athletes can excel both academically and athletically.
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Central Michigan athletes Tolmie and Dardas receive MAC Medal of Excellence
Central Michigan University has announced that student-athletes Abbey Tolmie and Nick Dardas have been awarded the Mid-American Conference Medal of Excellence for the 2023-24 season. This accolade is given annually to one male and one female graduating student-athlete from each of the 12 MAC institutions, recognizing academic achievement, athletic excellence, leadership, and community service.
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Central Michigan University offers diverse sports summer camps for youth
Central Michigan University Athletics is organizing a series of youth sports camps this summer, catering to children and teenagers aged 5 to 18. These camps will be held from early June through early August and are managed by the university's athletic programs and coaching staff.
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Central Michigan University celebrates student-athlete achievements at annual gala
This time of year is filled with celebration at Central Michigan University. Recently, student-athletes, coaches, and teams were honored at the Maroon and Gold Gala. Graduating student-athletes also became official CMU alumni.
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CMU hosts special graduation for student-athletes amid competition weekend
Central Michigan University (CMU) hosted a special graduation ceremony for its spring student-athletes who were unable to attend the main commencement due to competition schedules. The event took place at the Chippewa Champions Center Atrium on Sunday morning, where 29 graduates received their degrees. The group included 11 baseball players, nine lacrosse players, and nine softball players.
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Parking options announced for CMU events during graduation weekend
Central Michigan University (CMU) Athletics has detailed parking arrangements for the upcoming weekend's events on campus, scheduled from Friday, May 3 to Saturday, May 4. The events coincide with the university's commencement ceremonies at McGuirk Arena in the Kulhavi Events Center. Attendees are advised to anticipate heavy traffic around the athletic complex and throughout Mount Pleasant.
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Central Michigan University celebrates graduation of 79 student-athletes
Central Michigan University (CMU) is set to celebrate the graduation of its 2024 class this weekend, with 79 student-athletes among those receiving their diplomas. The commencement ceremonies will take place on Friday and Saturday.
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Central Michigan University announces Maroon & Gold Gala award winners
Alex Cramer from the wrestling team and Emily Paupore from the cross country/track & field teams were recognized as the Male and Female Athlete of the Year, respectively, at Central Michigan University's Maroon & Gold Gala. The event took place on Monday evening at McGuirk Arena.
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Chippewa Athletic Fund launches membership drive for 2024
The Chippewa Athletic Fund (CAF) has launched its 2024 Membership Drive, starting today. The drive, which will run until June 26, aims to support Central Michigan University (CMU) student-athletes in their athletic and academic endeavors.
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Magnusson family donates $2 million to Central Michigan University
Tim and Sherry Magnusson, both alumni of Central Michigan University (CMU), have made a significant contribution to their alma mater. The couple has donated $2 million to support CMU Athletics and the College of Business Administration.
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Central Michigan announces finalists for Maroon & Gold Gala Awards
The Central Michigan Student-Athlete Advisory Committee and CMU Athletics Department have announced the finalists for 14 awards to be presented at the upcoming Maroon & Gold Gala. The event, sponsored by Enterprise, will take place on Monday, April 15, at McGuirk Arena starting at 6:30 p.m. ET.
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Central Michigan University launches $25M athletics fundraising campaign
Central Michigan University has launched its most ambitious fundraising campaign, Maroon & Gold BOLD, aimed at enhancing the experience and well-being of over 400 student-athletes annually. The initiative seeks to raise $25 million over five years, focusing on improving the performance of 17 CMU Chippewa varsity sports and enriching fan experiences.
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CMU Athletics prepares for annual Maroon & Gold Gala on April 15
Central Michigan University's Student-Athlete Advisory Committee and the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics are set to host the annual Maroon & Gold Gala. The event, sponsored by Enterprise, will take place on Monday, April 15 at McGuirk Arena starting at 6:30 p.m. ET.
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CMU hosts dining etiquette event for sophomore student-athletes
Central Michigan University recently hosted a dining etiquette event for sophomore student-athletes, aiming to educate them on fine dining practices and professional networking. The gathering took place at the Chippewa Champions Center on March 18, with participation from 65 student-athletes and 12 professionals.
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CMU hosts mock interview event for senior student-athletes
Central Michigan University recently organized a mock interview program for its senior and graduate student-athletes. The event, held on March 19 at the Chippewa Champions Center, aimed to prepare participants for future job interviews by providing them with practical experience.
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Tom Borrelli retires after winning 15th MAC Championship
Wrestling coach Tom Borrelli has announced his retirement following a successful career, highlighted by his team's recent Mid-American Conference Championship win. Borrelli, who is recognized as one of the sport's most successful coaches, leaves behind a legacy at Central Michigan University (CMU) that spans over three decades. Since taking on the role of head coach in 1991, he has secured 30 MAC championships and has been named MAC Coach of the Year 15 times.