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M3 Communications College Throws First Christmas Party in Style
Society | December 16, 2005, Friday // 00:00
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Stoyan Stoyanov (L) and Maria Mihaylova (R), students from M3 Communications College, were both happy with the awards they received at their first Christmas party. Photo by Yuliana Nikolova (Sofia News Agency)
M3 Communications College ( http://www.m3college.com ), Bulgaria's first center for professional training in marketing, PR and communications, kicked off its Christmas celebrations Friday evening, drawing on the creativity and party mood of its students.
The college's students in PR and marketing did their best to make the party memorable and not fade into obscurity in the long list of end-year parties with lots of dances, prizes and luck-wishing pieces.
As an incentive for the assiduousness of the students, M3 College awarded its most exemplary student Maria Mihaylova, enrolled in the PR course. Her course fellow Stoyan Stoyanov grabbed the prize for best partying.
M3 Communications College will open doors for its new students on February 6, 2006.
A school bell ring officially marked the start of the first academic year at the college on February 14, 2005.
The college's students in PR and marketing did their best to make the party memorable and not fade into obscurity in the long list of end-year parties with lots of dances, prizes and luck-wishing pieces.
As an incentive for the assiduousness of the students, M3 College awarded its most exemplary student Maria Mihaylova, enrolled in the PR course. Her course fellow Stoyan Stoyanov grabbed the prize for best partying.
M3 Communications College will open doors for its new students on February 6, 2006.
A school bell ring officially marked the start of the first academic year at the college on February 14, 2005.
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