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Top Videos of 2024
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That's the Diplomat way.
Explore this collection of videos that exemplify how, at F&M, we come together to create new knowledge by digging deeper and exploring further.
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Video produced by Andrew Bilindabagabo
Video produced by Nominjin Munkhbat '28
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Video produced by Liz Joslin '24 and Kayla Reed '24
Our Top Videos
Diplomats Shine Brighter
Directed by Andrew Bilindabagabo
Campus Tour
Directed by Andrew Bilindabagabo
F&M Class of 2024 Commencement
Directed by Andrew Bilindabagabo
Jason Cone '99, Commencement Speaker
Directed by Andrew Bilindabagabo
NATO-Backed Research at F&M
Directed by Andrew Bilindabagabo
28 Miles, 25 Years in the Making
Directed by Andrew Bilindabagabo
Class of 2028 Move-In & Convocation
Directed by Andrew Bilindabagabo
2024 True Blue Weekend
Directed by Andrew Bilindabagabo
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