"Keeping Our Sons Safe: Father-Son Communication for Preventing Violence Involvement and Victimization” Professor Waldo E. Johnson, Jr., Ph.D., MSW (‘77, CLAS) will present a lecture highlighting the findings of his Fathers and Sons Communication Study, a pilot dyad qualitative study that documents African American father involvement via the lens of father-son communication among 28 African American fathers (and father figures) and their adolescent sons (ages 13-20) in seven of Chicago's most disadvantaged neighborhoods and three suburban communities. Specifically, the study…

Real Talk is a monthly series featuring speakers you know, stories from their lives, and real talk about the ups and downs of navigating college. Get to know the people behind the podiums & the faces you see on campus, and learn that you are not alone in the challenges you face. Join us as Dr. Kedar Nepal takes the stage.

Come enjoy a cup of coffee and some snacks while we learn about Honduran food and culture from one of our international students.

A Mercer student panel about Black History Month and the black experience at Mercer!

Are you graduating this semester? Don't miss Graduation Fair 2020! This is the one-stop shop event for graduation and commencement Information.

Come out to participate in a Family Feud style gameshow with a twist!

Multicultural Student Think-Discussions about diversity, inclusion and equity.

Come out to CSC Lobby to learn more about Jewish traditions! We're celebrating the festival of Purim!

The Spring 2020 Pledge Class of Delta Sigma Pi presents: How to Network Panel. We will have three panelists, Dr. Stephanie Howard, a marketing professor here at Mercer; Khatija Sajid, a business graduate student; and Shane Buerster, the owner and creator of ZBeans speak about their experience with networking along with tips and tricks to navigating the business world.

Join us for an evening with Macon artist Charvis Harrel as he speaks with Dr. Laura Simon and Dr. Cameron Kunzelman from Mercer University about using his art to confront injustice.