join MerServe as we Read for Record from 9am-10am or 10am-11am on November 7, 2019, with the book Thank You, Omu! Read for Record is a day in which millions of adults and children around the world read the same book on the same day in order to raise awareness about the critical importance of early literacy.

A fun-filled relay race.

A lip sync battle, followed by a pep rally to get students pumped for the big game!

A free tailgate before the big game.

A student's guide to study abroad. Free food, luggage tags, and stickers!

The Office of Nontraditional and Evening Services (ONES) is a Student Support Services Program for new, returning and transfer students seeking a bachelor’s degree at the Regional Academic Centers in Macon, Henry, and Douglas. We provide services to retain and graduate students and work as liaisons between students, faculty, staff, and our community partners. The ONES program provides opportunities and resources for academic, career, financial, and social development.

Come see Mercer's best talent at our talent show!

A panel discussion organized by ABLE Mercer and the International Bears Association to talk about how you can study abroad with a chronic illness or disability.

Join us as we volunteer at the Middle Georgia Community Food Bank. Volunteers should arrive in the CSC Lobby for check-in at 3 p.m.

Volunteers should meet in the Connell Student Center Lobby 30 minutes prior to the start of their shift. Volunteers should dress comfortably and wear closed-toe shoes. Mercer gear is encouraged. The sites for this Service Saturday include Macon-Bibb Animal Welfare, All About Animals, Backpack Buddies, Brave Meadows, Higher Life Center, Keep Macon-Bibb Beautiful, MerServe Community Garden, U Create Macon Volunteer, Kitty City Volunteer, and Rescue Mission of Middle Georgia Volunteer