
Faculty Artist Recital: Music of Passion for the Season of Lent
Richard Kosowski, tenor Adrian Gnam, oboe Timothy McReynolds, collaborative piano Themes of devotion, sacrifice, supplication, and hope are explored in Music of Passion for the Season of Lent. Programming will include Benjamin Britten’s rapturously mystical Canticle 1: My beloved is mine and the haunting, angst-ridden Canticle 2: Abraham and Isaac.
View EventHalfway There Affair
Halfway There Affair is a celebration for sophomore students! Sophomore students are invited to join us on the NEW College St. Green Space on March 20. There will be food, prizes, and the opportunity for students to meet with various offices on campus.
View Event2024 Leader to Leader Symposium
The College of Professional Advancement Department of Leadership Studies is hosting its annual interactive speaker event. We are bringing together actual leaders in the respective fields to discuss their personal leadership journey. This year's event in the online webinar format features two dynamic speakers. First, Dr. Stephanie Thomas is the Training Director for the Atlanta Police Leadership Institute; and second, Kirk Barnes is a highly renowned author and speaker. Attendees are invited from the Greater Mercer University Community for the…
View EventOnline MBA — The Program for You!
Join Mercer University's School of Business admissions team to learn how our graduate business programs can help you achieve your career goals. Gain insight from our team on how to put together a winning application and learn detailed information about our Online MBA. Register to join us online.
View EventThe Business of Counseling
Let's discuss all the questions you have about getting started after graduation. Lorice Harris and Lacey Rhodes are doctoral candidates with Mercer University and have agreed to host an educational workshop and provide support for students on the precipice of beginning their careers. They have combined life experience and expertise in multiple areas, including work in corporate environments, government, criminal justice, and nonprofit. This workshop will be a great way to get some burning questions answered about getting started in…
View EventTeaching Pre-K Through Kindergarten — Steps to Becoming a Certified Teacher: B.S.Ed. Webinar
Mercer University continues to offer innovative programs that connect you to opportunities in today’s workplace. Our programs are designed specifically for working adults, making it possible for you to manage the important things in life while pursuing any one of our industry-focused programs. Please join Mercer's Office of University Admissions to learn how our evening, weekend, and online curriculum can help you reach your educational goals!
View EventLeveraging Technology in the Health Care Industry – Master’s in Health Informatics Webinar
Mercer University continues to offer innovative graduate degree programs that connect you to opportunities in today’s workplace. Our programs are designed for all students, making it possible for you to manage the important things in life while pursuing a degree in any one of our industry-focused programs. Please join Mercer's Admissions Office to learn how our graduate evening, weekend, and online curriculum at Mercer University can help you reach your educational goals!
View EventRoberts Academy Presents: Discovering Dyslexia with Allison Hawkins
The primary goal of the Discovering Dyslexia Community Education Series is to educate Middle Georgia families about dyslexia while also providing a supportive platform for caregivers to ask questions and get answers. Each session will feature an expert guest who will be available to address inquiries on topics such as: the diagnostic process, occupational therapy, speech and language pathology, the Orton-Gillingham Approach, mental health, and more. Allison Hawkins is an occupational therapist with 17 years of experience. She currently works…
View EventSoftball vs. Georgia State University
Mid-week softball action between the Bears and in-state rival Georgia State.
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