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Mary Immaculate College (MIC) marked a key institutional milestone on Monday (10 November) with the Inaugural Address of Professor Dermot Nestor, the eleventh President of MIC. Held in the Lime Tree Theatre at MIC Limerick, the event welcomed national and international dignitaries including Minister for Culture, Communications and Sport, Patrick O’Donovan TD; Mayor of Limerick, John Moran and Fr J B Wellspring, Judicial Vicar for the Province of Sydney and the Archdiocese of Canberra and Goulburn, Australia.
Mary Immaculate College’s (MIC) Professor Gwen Moore has been elected President-Elect of the International Society for Music Education (ISME), becoming the first person from Ireland to hold the distinguished international leadership position in the Society’s 73-year history.
A huge congratulations to Corpus Christi Primary School in Moyross, Co. Limerick who recently won a European award for a feature-length movie they produced on the Siege of Limerick and the subsequent Flight of the Wild Geese. In line with MIC's long-standing community engagement work, a number of MIC academics were delighted to support the school in the production of the movie, namely Dr Loïc Guyon, Nicky Fennell and Dr Paul O'Brien.
Alan Sweeney, a member of this year’s graduating cohort of BSc Psychology students at MIC won the first prize in the Oral Presentation category at the Psychological Society of Ireland Early Graduate Group (PSI EGG) Conference held at SETU Carlow on Saturday, 5th September. Alan received the award for his undergraduate research entitled, “From Headlines to Judgement: The Impact of Irish news media framing on public perceptions of an offender with mental Ill Health”.
With the publication of this year’s CAO points today (30 August), Mary Immaculate College (MIC) is delighted to announce that the College has once again performed exceptionally well and has seen increases in overall applications, First Preferences and Total Mentions, with the latter now standing at the highest on record. Individual applications to MIC continue to rise, with a 1% increase on last year’s application figures. First Preferences increased by 3%, and this year saw a 2% increase in Total Mentions.
