MetroPol Fraud Squad Business Meeting

Please join us for our Open House in the Office of Access and Accommodation's new location on the 2nd floor of the Connell Student Center!

Mercer's Undergraduate Constitution Day Observance, sponsored by the McDonald Center for America's Founding Principles. James Stoner (LSU) will give a lecture titled "Originalism and Common Law: Opponents or Friends." It will be held Thursday, Sept. 12 at 6 p.m. in SEB 110 on the Macon campus.

Enjoy great food and support a great cause! Each Friday until the end of October, a featured restaurant will donate 10% of their entire day's sales to Mercer's United Way campaign. This Friday is Margaritas in Mercer Village.

Come see musical performances, comedy, spoken word, or many other performances! We will have free Z Beans coffee while supplies last! Come out and enjoy delicious coffee and a treat with a show!!

Enjoy great food and support a great cause! Famous Mike's will donate 10% of their entire day's sales to Mercer University's United Way Campaign!

The Spencer B. King, Jr., Center for Southern Studies presents Dr. Jon Sensbach as this year's Lamar Lecturer. The series will be called "Dream, Tremble, Fly: Slavery and Sacred Experience in the Revolutionary South" and has three lectures on held on the following dates: Monday, Oct. 7 at 10 a.m. - Dream: "Christ Which was represented Black" Monday, Oct. 7 at 6 p.m. - Tremble: Divine Sensation and the Middle Passage Tuesday, Oct. 8 at 6 p.m. - Fly: Transported…

Enjoy great food and support a great cause! The Brick will donate 10% of their entire day's sales to Mercer University's United Way Campaign!

NETWORKING THE RIGHT WAY! Do you need to polish your networking skills? Does small talk give you anxiety? Do youneed help with your elevator speech? COME JOIN US! SATURDAY OCTOBER 12 HENRY CAMPUS ROOM 128 To register of if you would like more information about the event or please contact Ashley Brown at brown_a@mercer.edu or call at 678-547- 6544 ones.mercer.edu

We celebrate Global Ethics Day and open our 4th Annual Fall Ethics Series with at talk by Dr. Douglas Thompson, Professor of History and Director of Southern Studies. In September 1964, Martin Luther King, Jr., connected President Johnson’s “war on poverty” to the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution. In a document from late 1966/early 1967, King outlined how he had failed to provide moral leadership on Vietnam in 1965 and acknowledged he was no different from the white moderates he had…