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The week in photos: Feb. 5-11

| Author: Aaron Mills | Media Contact: Aaron Mills

Some of the top photos from Central Michigan University events and activities during the week of Feb. 5-11 as captured by University Communications.

On stage in an auditorium, a saxophone player and double bass player look towards their conductor in the foreground.
New York-based saxophonist Chad “LB” Lefkowitz-Brown belts a tune alongside students in the CMU Jazz Lab. Lefkowitz-Brown currently tours globally as both a soloist and collaborator of some of the top names in the music industry – such as the Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra and pop idol Taylor Swift.
Inside Finch Fieldhouse, Students speak with an employer during a career fair.
Current CMU students, graduates and alumni discussed their career aspirations with professionals in their fields at the All Majors Career Fair, held in Finch Fieldhouse.
Inside McGuirk Arena, two wrestlers, one from CMU and one from Buffalo, grapple on top of a large action C logo.
Redshirt senior Johnny Lovett dominated his matchup against Buffalo sophomore Nick Stampoulos, helping the CMU wrestling team beat the Buffalo Bulls 28-5.
Dozens of students sit at desks in a classroom looking toward the front of the room where a professor speaks.
Students in EHS 230 pay close attention to Dr. Donnesha Blake (far right in green) as she speaks about the struggles Black women face when trying to get medical assistance. Dr. Blake’s discussion was part of a student-led Black History Month, hosted by CMU’s Faith and Femininity RSO.
The CMU Board of Trustees sit at a C-shaped table.
The Central Michigan University Board of Trustees met in formal session in the President’s Conference Room in the Bovee University Center on Feb. 6. The Board voted to begin the search for the university’s 16th president, after President Davies announced his intent to step down at the end of the year.

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