
BENEFITS FAIR — Cancelled
Open Enrollment kick off: Pick up Open Enrollment Packet Visit with Mercer's benefit providers Free goodies and Lunch!
View Event10th Narrative Matters Conference – Cancelled
10th Narrative Matters Conference, a biennial event bringing together scholars and practitioners worldwide to consider the central role of narrative - or story - in our lives and our world. narrativematters2020.mercer.edu
View EventPresident’s 2020 Fall Faculty Meeting
This is the President's annual fall faculty meeting with full-time faculty.
View EventTuition Exchange Overview
This is an opportunity for eligible employees to learn about the Tuition Exchange Program. All full-time employees with at least a year of service are eligible to have their child dependents considered. Each year, approximately 5-7 students are chosen to receive a scholarship at another participating Tuition Exchange Institution. Come join this session to learn the process for applying, how recipients are chosen, and ask any questions about the program.
View EventCoPA Ph.D. Advisory Board Meeting
CoPA Department of Counseling Ph.D. program Advisory Board meeting
View EventMercer’s 2020 United Way Campaign Kickoff
Mercer launches its 2020 United Way campaign as faculty and staff come together for lunch at Penfield Hall. Rob Saxon and Dr. Donald Ekong are this year’s committee co-chairs. Find out more about this year's campaign, great prizes and how you can "Be the Good. Be the Bear" at Mercer.edu/united-way.
View EventUnited Way Friday
Enjoy great food from Amici and support a great cause! Margaritas will donate 10% of their entire day's sales to Mercer's United Way Campaign!
View EventUnited Way Friday at Amici
Enjoy great food and support a great cause! On Oct. 2, Amici will donate 10% of their entire day's sales to Mercer's United Way Campaign. Hope to see you there!
View EventLamar Lecture Series: Guest Speaker Scott Romine
The Lamar Lecture series, made possible by the bequest of the late Dorothy Blount Lamar, began in 1957. The series promotes the permanent preservation of Southern culture, history, and literature, and it is recognized as the most important lecture series on Southern history and literature in the United States. The University of Georgia Press publishes The Lamar Lecture Series. Scott Romine, a professor of English at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, will deliver the 2020 lecture.
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