| Indicates an 11:00 a.m. program in Lesesne Auditorium |
| Indicates an 11:00 a.m. program in the Due West Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church |
| Indicates a program outside the usual Chapel/Convocation hour |
|
Month |
Day and Date |
Speaker /
Group |
Description |
| February |
Tuesday |
9th |
Rev. Dr. John R. DeWitt |
Moderator of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church (in Lesesne) |
Thursday |
11th |
Dr. Gid Alston |
Vice President and Dean of the College, speaks on Motivation |
Friday |
12th |
|
Service Fair (Watkins Student Center, 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.) |
Tuesday |
16th |
Dr. Steve Nichols |
Professor at Lancaster Bible College and Graduate School and author of numerous books, the most recent of which is Jesus Made in America: A Cultural History From the Puritans to the Passion of the Christ, delivers this year's Staley Lectures. (in Lesesne) |
Thursday |
18th |
Dr. Steve Nichols |
Monday |
22nd |
|
AMS Black History Month Candlelight
(Bowie Chapel, 7:00 p.m.) |
Tuesday |
23rd |
Rev. Mr. Steven Crotts |
Director of Carolina Study Center |
Wednesday |
24th |
|
Amelia Piano Trio (Memorial Hall, 8:00 p.m.) |
Thursday |
25th |
Dr. Montrio Belton |
Abbeville County native and current principal of Monroe Middle School serves as the 2010 Black History Month speaker. |
| March |
Tuesday |
2nd |
|
SGA President Nominations (in Lesesne) |
Tuesday |
2nd |
Dr. Peter Feaver |
Duke Professor and former member of President Bush's National Security Council team will discuss the work of the Security Council and the issues confronting the current administration. (Founders Room, 4:00 p.m.) |
Thursday |
4th |
Dr. Loius Gallien |
Distinguished Professor of Education at Regent University who has served as President of the Georgia Association of Independent Liberal Arts Colleges for Teacher Education, speaks on integration of faith and learning. |
Monday |
8th |
Professor Jon Butler |
The Howard R. Lamar Professor of American Studies, History, and Religious Studies, and Dean of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences at Yale University delivers this year's Stukes Lecture speaking on religion in the U.S. (Memorial Hall, 4:00 p.m.) |
Tuesday |
9th |
|
SGA President Speeches (in Lesesne) |
Thursday |
11th |
|
Nominations for other student offices |
Tuesday |
16th |
|
Speeches for other student offices (in Lesesne) |
Thursday |
18th |
Panel of faculty and students |
Conversation on Christian Liberal Arts |
Tuesday |
23rd |
No Chapel |
Spring Break |
Thursday |
25th |
No Convocation |
Spring Break |
Tuesday |
30th |
Rev. Mr. Chad Brewer |
RUF Campus Minister at U. of Minnesota |
Tuesday |
30th |
|
Spring Choral Concert (Memorial Hall, 7:30 p.m.) |
| April |
Thursday |
1st |
No Convocation |
Faculty Meeting |
Tuesday |
6th |
Rev. Mr. Tim Udouj |
RUF Campus Minister at Furman University |
Tuesday |
6th |
Mr. Kristiaan Deroos |
Wells Fargo representative speaks on Job Interview Etiquette (DMSC Auditorium, 4:30 p.m.) |
Thursday |
8th |
|
SCA/ODK Auction |
Tuesday |
13th |
Rev. Mr. Will Anderson |
Pastor of New Perth ARP Church |
Thursday |
15th |
Mr. Greg Sims |
Southeast Field Organizer for Bread for the World (http://www.bread.org), a Christian advocacy group for hunger issues, speaks on the issue of hunger--global and local, and what the Erskine community can do to become active in addressing this issue |
Thursday |
15th |
|
Chamber Singers (Memorial Hall, 7:30 p.m.) |
Tuesday |
20th |
Rev. Mr. Patrick Miller |
Pastor of Redeemer Presbyterian Church, Anderson, SC |
Thursday |
22nd |
Mary Elizabeth Land |
1990 Erskine graduate, director of the Abbeville County Library, returns to deliver this year's Cardwell Lecture |
Tuesday |
27th |
Rev. Mr. Greg Hamer |
Director of Events for Christian Education Ministries of the ARPC |
Thursday |
29th |
René Marshall |
2005 Erskine graduate speaks on life after graduation, including two years in Nigeria |
| May |
Tuesday |
4th |
Rev. Mr. Rhett Carson |
Peachtree Corners Presbyterian, Norcross GA |
Thursday |
6th |
|
Honors Day: The Erskine community gathers to recognize the achievements of our fellow students, faculty, and staff. |
Erskine College students may accumulate up to five convocation credits per semester by attending Erskine Seminary Chapel services.