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| Alex Munson, 5, has fun at
home in Bowling Green with his parents, Mark
and Paula, and sister, Sarah. For 10 months,
beginning in July, home for the Munsons will
be Höör, in southern Sweden. |
Trading places: BGSU music
professor swapping jobs, homes with Swede
In mid-2004, approaching his 15th
year on the music faculty at BGSU,
Dr. Mark Munson was ready for a change.
A year later, he and his family are preparing for
an extended trip that fills the bill.
Munson; his wife, Paula; their son, Alex, 5, and
daughter, Sarah, 3, are leaving Bowling Green July
26 to spend 10 months in Sweden. The move is part
of an exchange with Lena Ekman Frisk, a Swedish
university professor whose husband and three sons
are coming with her to Bowling Green.
“We’re swapping jobs. What she does
there is what I’ll do, and vice versa,”
explained Munson, music education. That extends
to living in each other’s homes, with the
Munsons taking up residence in Höör, in
southern Sweden.
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Note: Only the job postings have been updated
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Shields to study institutional management at Harvard
institute
Dr. Vickie Rutledge Shields, associate
dean of curriculum, faculty and general education
in the College of Arts and Sciences, will attend
professional development courses offered by the
Harvard Institutes for Higher Education this summer.
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BGSU ‘family’ again
offers generous support
There are about four weeks left
in this year’s Family Campaign, and the
numbers are encouraging, according to Michelle
Banks, development.
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Monitor will not be published June 13.
The next edition will appear
June 20.
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