Panel III: Rousseau's Reveries (4:00pm, April 18, 2023) 4:00-5:30pm in the Presidents Dining Room of the University Center Laurence Cooper (Political Science, Carleton College) "The Philosopher as Natural Man" Eve Grace (Political Science, Colorado College) "Solon's Saying" Christine Dunn Henderson (Political Science, SMU) "Rousseau's Reveries: On the Condition of Women"

Closing Lecture (6:00pm, April 18, 2023) Christopher Kelly (Political Science, Boston College) "Misunderstanding Rousseau: The Enigmas of Rousseau: Judge of Jean-Jacques" 6:00pm in the Presidents Dining Room of the University Center

Faculty and Staff Retirement and Recognition Ceremony

Join Dr. James Vander Putten, Associate Professor of Educational Leadership, and Dr. Susan Codone for an open discussion about AI tools and teaching. The workshop will focus on emerging AI text and image generation tools and explore ways to increase the resilience of course assignments, activities, and assessments, as well as provide information resources for faculty members. Workshop attendance will be recorded for you in Faculty Success. Event registration link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ai-and-instruction-with-dr-james-vander-putten-dr-susan-codone-tickets-602801725187

2023 Honors Convocation recognizes talented students who have excelled in their studies in CLAS, Business, Engineering, Education, CoPA, Music, CHP and University Library. They will receive specific awards from each of these programs for the work they have accomplished.

April 21-May 19 Sincerely Yours McEachern Art Center, open 4-8 p.m. Thursday-Saturday The annual senior Art & Design Exhibition featuring graduating Mercer students  

All are welcome to come and join us on Sunday, April 23rd for our 3rd annual campus worship event, Good To Be Loved! Come fellowship as our campus ministries join together to testify of the Lord's goodness. You don't want to miss this event, so invite your friends and come see this mighty move of God!

Students in a Storytelling for Social Change class spent the semester reporting on the movement to make the Ocmulgee Mounds National Historical Park a full national park. They filmed their interviews and edited a 20-minute long short documentary that they will screen publicly for the first time on Saturday, May 6 at 11am in the Science and Engineering Building Auditorium. Join us to celebrate their work and hear from the students about their experience reporting and what they learned. You…

School of Medicine Saturday, May 6, 2023 2:00 PM Hawkins Arena University Center Macon Campus

Baccalaureate Sunday, May 14, 2023 5:00 PM Willingham Auditorium Macon Campus