Spring Community Enrichment
Offers two April classes at half price for students-beginning guitar and beginning harmonica. Take a break from studying and learn something new! Beginning Guitar meets four times on Monday nights, April 8-29, 6:30-8 p.m. Cost is HALF of the regular $90 fee plus a guitar and a $12 supply fee. Jimmy Turner is the instructor. Beginning Harmonica meets on five Monday nights, April 1-29, 6:30-7: 30 p.m. and your cost is HALF of the normal fee of $90. You must also bring your own harmonica. Register now online at www.millsaps.edu/conted or come by AC100.
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Graduation Announcements
Seniors remember to order graduation announcements
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PROM EXTRAVAGANZA
1Campus1Community is sponsoring a PROM DRESS DRIVE to help provide dresses for high school students in the Jackson Area who otherwise do not have the funds to buy prom dresses! So clean out your closet and contribute! Prom can be an expensive endeavor, so lend a helping hand! Dresses will be collected the week after spring break in the student life office! Email Raven Scott at scottrm@millsaps.edu with any questions!
Don't forget, bring your gently used dresses back from spring break! Someone needs it more than your closet does!
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Major Declaration Day
Thursday, March 21
Major Declaration Day Event Venues
Sociology/Anthropology SOAN common area, 3rd floor East, Sullivan Harrell Hall
Biology and Chemistry Olin Hall Atrium
Math Math Common area, 3rd floor West, Sullivan Harrell Hall
Religious Studies Christian Center Lounge
Art Lewis Art Gallery, AC 3rd floor
Classical Studies John Stone Hall, 2nd floor
History Christian Center, rooms 21
Political Science Political Science Lounge, Sullivan Harrell Hall, room 168
Geology Geology Reading Room, Sullivan Harrell Hall, room 141
Psychology & Neuroscience Psychology Suite, 3nd floor, East, Sullivan Harrell Hall
Education Education Suite, 2st floor, East Sullivan Harrell Hall
Music Music Lounge, AC 2rd floor
Philosophy Christian Center, room 24
Physics Physics Lab, Sullivan Harrell Hall, room 264
Else School MH 200 initially then:
Accounting MH 111
Business Admin MH 200
Economics Neely Conference Room
English, Communication & English House
Creative Writing
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DON FORTENBERRY AWARD
The Don Fortenberry Award is presented each year to a graduating student from any undergraduate academic division of the College who is considered to have performed the most notable, meritorious, diligent and devoted service to Millsaps College with no expectation of recognition, reward, or public remembrance.
The Fortenberry Award pays tribute to the inestimable contributions of the former College Chaplain, the Reverend Don Fortenberry, who gave selflessly to the Millsaps community and to the enhancement of student character through more than three decades of servant-leadership. The Fortenberry Award is the highest student honor bestowed by the College for contributions outside the classroom.
Criteria to be considered, but not inclusive of all areas considered, include: excellence in scholarship, superior leadership, significant or lasting contributions, commitment to a mission for community service, embrace of human diversity and difference, and involvement in campus life. A nominee need not demonstrate superior performance in ALL of the aforementioned categories to merit application submission.
You are invited to submit a letter of nomination for this accolade to the Division of Student Life, Boyd Campbell Center 3rd Floor Office, by our deadline date of Friday, March 29, 2013, 4:30 p.m.
If you encounter questions or concerns, please direct them to Brit Katz at 974-1206 or at brit.katz@millsaps.edu.
2013 Rev. Ed King Leader of Values and Ethics
(L.O.V.E.) Award.
Rev. King, College Class of 1958, is cited as one of the most influential of Mississippi civil rights leaders. For many members of the College community, he remains a role model for moral leadership.
The award is bestowed to the student leader who best exemplifies principled leadership for a cause of deep moral consequence that may meet with opposition but proves over time to be true.
To nominate a student leader who best fits these criteria, please submit the name of the individual; and, submit a corresponding letter (and, if available, support materials) regarding how the individual fits the criteria for the honor.
Nominations due by Monday, March 25, 2013, 4:30 p.m.
If one is determined then (s)he will be presented at the Student Life Awards Celebration in April 2013. Nominations, letters, and support materials may be returned to Mr. Matt Binion, Student Life Offices, 3rd floor of the Campbell College Center. Electronic submissions are also welcomed.
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