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"The Computer Lab" — The First UCM-Produced Web Series

Written by Muleskinner Staff
January 21, 2020
"The Computer Lab" — The First UCM-Produced Web Series


 
Dr. Mark von Schlemmer and Dr. Michael Graves work with students and outside professionals to create the first ever UCM-produced web series, named “The Computer Lab.” Maddy Harrison reports to the Muleskinner, with interviews from the cast and crew.

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