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More Than A Vacation Celebrates 30 Years

July 13-17, 2023.

Posted July 06, 2023

E&H Lifelong Learning events happen year-round, but the event that started it all is our summer alumni college, More Than A Vacation. This year marks our 30th year of MTAV, and activities will be online and in-person. We will be celebrating the many pearls of wisdom we’ve gathered while having 30 years of fun.

Find the schedule at www.ehc.edu/MTAV

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