Department of Informatics and Mathematics; Technology Programs: Resources and Mentoring for Students

Conflict occurs naturally in all kinds of settings–whether it’s in personal, professional, or workplace relationships. Conflict resolution skills are necessary to address the complexity of relationships constructively. Used effectively, these skills can promote individuals’ capacities and responsibilities for making better decisions, building a sense of community, fostering mutual respect and cooperation, and developing the use of fairness as a basis for resolving disputes. If you are eager to improve your personal and professional relationships, Mercer’s Conflict Resolution program will equip…

Terry Hershey is an author, humorist, inspirational speaker, dad, ordained minister, golf addict and smitten by French wine. He divides his time between designing sanctuary gardens and sharing practices of “pausing” and “sanctuary” to help us rest, renew and live wholeheartedly. Story is one of the most powerful forms of communication, and Terry is a master storyteller. He tells stories of grace and inspiration as well as sharing his gift of seeing the world with new eyes. Spending a moment…

It's not uncommon for your career to hit a fork in the road. This session will help students see career pivots as opportunities, rather than obstacles. This session will feature Trent Coggins. Trent is a triple bear and is no stranger to career pivots. He is currently serving as a faculty member of the Langdale College of Business Administration at Valdosta State University in Accounting and Business Law. He is also the Director of the Lee Center for Entrepreneurship at…

Join Phi Eta Sigma in writing a Valentine's message to someone at Mercer who has influenced your academic journey, and we'll send it for you! You'll also receive a sweet treat for participating!

Conflict occurs naturally in all kinds of settings–whether it’s in personal, professional, or workplace relationships. Conflict resolution skills are necessary to address the complexity of relationships constructively. Used effectively, these skills can promote individuals’ capacities and responsibilities for making better decisions, building a sense of community, fostering mutual respect and cooperation, and developing the use of fairness as a basis for resolving disputes. If you are eager to improve your personal and professional relationships, Mercer’s Conflict Resolution program will equip…

CHAPS is pleased to announce our next FREE HIV testing event in collaboration with Common Ground. Come see us in the CSC Lobby Wednesday, February 15th from 12:00-3:00pm. For testing, we will escort you to one of our private testing rooms upstairs. We will also be distributing free condoms and other goodies. Help us keep campus safe and sexy!

Mercer University Theatre presents 12 Angry Jurors. Twelve jurors decide the fate of an 18-year-old boy as he stands trial for murder. Tensions rise and pressure mounts as the trial unfolds, revealing the bias, prejudice and character of each juror. A suspenseful and timely story that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Play by Reginald Rose. Directed by Mercer alumna Sheri Gilbert-Wilson.

Phi Mu invites you to celebrate Black History Month with Us! To celebrate Black voices in Filmmaking, we will be hosting a movie night in Willet Auditorium. Join us at 7 pm on February 17th to watch Black Panther!

Welcome to MerServe, Mercer's student-led service programming board! On Saturday, February 18th, you'll have a chance to engage with organizations like Backpack Buddies and All About Animals as part of our second Service Saturday of the semester!