Inspired by one of The Office's funniest and most popular episodes, join us in a fun and interactive way to discuss the different ways we as students are diverse and how we can learn to work in diversity! Good leaders are able to lead individuals with a variety of backgrounds, and the place to start is with conversation.

Miss the first informational on Monday? No problem! That's why we have two! Come see what it takes to be a part of our fraternity. Remember that in order to receive a bid, you must attend at least one informational! This is where you can get down to business (no pun intended) and have any/all questions answered that you may have.

Join MerServe as we celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Choose to volunteer at the 30th annual Dr. MLK Jr. Breakfast or with the Fuller Center for Housing of Macon, Ga. If you cannot volunteer, then we encourage you to participate in the annual citywide MLK Memorial March at 11 am. Sign up and discover additional volunteer opportunities on BearPulse http://bit.ly/mercermlk20.

The Mercer University Center for Career and Professional Development will offer a virtual presentation "Writing An Effective Resume." Guest speaker and Certified Professional Resume Writer, Hugh Hunter, will provide insider tips used by professional resume writers! Whether you are writing your first resume, or you haven’t updated yours in a while and it needs refreshing, join this webinar to receive helpful tips that will help you get a foot up on the competition. The event is open to all Mercer…

We will have two different themed escape rooms, one Island, and one alien, for students and/ or faculty and stuff to try and escape from. Participants can form groups of up to 5 members and there will be a sign-up sheet available to choose time slots.

Join the Minority Mentor Program and the Office of Diversity and Inclusion as we celebrate the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. We will be marching from the Bear statue and proceed to Willingham Hall to hear from keynote speaker Dr. Kirk A. Nooks.

Enjoy a relaxing movie night with the brothers of the Alpha Tau chapter of DSP!

Come enjoy a cup of coffee or tea and some plantain chips while we learn about Chilean food and culture from Dr. Palacios.

Students will be able to discuss any upcoming Caribsa events for the semester.

The Byington Lecture will be presented by Dr. Kevin Kruse, Professor of History at Princeton University. The title of his lecture is “White Flight: Race and Public Space in Atlanta”. Dr. Kruse specializes in the political, social, and urban/suburban history of twentieth-century America, with a particular interest in conflicts over race, rights and religion and the making of modern conservatism.