ATLANTA - Nationally acclaimed preacher Dr. Fred Craddock will present a five-part workshop titled "Taking P301 Again for the First Time: How We Can Stay Fresh in Our Own Preaching" on consecutive Thursdays from 1-3 p.m., Oct. 3 - 31, in Cecil B. Day Hall on Mercer's Cecil B. Day Graduate and Professional Campus in Atlanta. The cost is $125, and participants should register by Sept. 20 by calling (678) 547-6470 or (888) 471-9922.
WHO: Mercer University President R. Kirby Godsey
WHO: Dr. Robert Shoenberg, senior fellow for the Association of American Colleges and Universities (AACU) and co-author of "The Academy in Transition: Contemporary Understandings of Liberal Education."
ATLANTA - Kicking off Mercer University's 2002-2003 Executive Forum speaker series is economist Todd Buchholz, co-founder and managing director of Enso Capital Management. He correctly forecasted the 2001 slowdown in the U.S. economy through his editorials in the Wall Street Journal and warned of the quicksand facing the stock market in his book, Market Shock. He will give a lunch presentation titled "Is the Economy Headed Higher - or Off a Cliff?" at noon, Sept. 24, in the Trustees' Dining Room on Mercer's Atlanta campus.
MACON – Kicking off Mercer University's 2002-2003 Executive Forum speaker series is economist Todd Buchholz, co-founder and managing director of Enso Capital Management. Buchholz...
ATLANTA - As Georgia's premier business enrichment program, Mercer University's Executive Forum, a membership-based speaker series designed to link the business community to Mercer's Eugene W. Stetson School of Business and Economics, will bring in some of the nations most sought-after speakers to its Atlanta campus for the 2002-2003 speaker series.
MACON - As Georgia's premier business enrichment program, Mercer University's Executive Forum, a membership-based speaker series designed to link the business community to Mercer's Eugene W. Stetson School of Business and Economics, will bring in some of the nations most sought-after speakers to its Macon campus for the 2002-2003 speaker series.
WHO: Fifty-six first-year students entering Mercer University School of Medicine.
WHAT: Boxes, trunks, lamps and even stuffed animals will line the sidewalks around Mercer's residence halls as new students arrive on campus for fall semester. Faculty and staff will join families in helping students settle into their new living quarters away from home. Parents will have a chance to visit on campus and share time with their student in the University's new dining facility before waving goodbye.
WHO: First-year students at Mercer University Southern School of Pharmacy
