Lee University to bring back Celebration
Special guests, a 300-person choir, a human wall. On Friday, September 20 the morning will be jubilant as Lee University hosts Celebration.
Celebration was an event celebrated regularly when Conn was previously in office, dating back to 1988. The last Celebration was held in 2018 to celebrate the Centennial anniversary of the founding of Lee University.
On Friday, instead of morning classes, students should attend one of nine seminars across campus. These seminars will be at 9:00 a.m. At the seminar, students will receive a card to turn in to their instructors for morning class attendance credit. Classes will resume at 12:20 p.m.
After the seminars, students will be able to head down to the Conn Center at 10:00 a.m. for a special ceremony and to see the 300-person choir.
At 10:30 a.m., students are asked to help line up for a Human Wall starting across the street from the Conn Center for a parade of special guests.
Free food will be provided after all of the events.
Speakers and Seminars at 9:00 a.m.:
Clark Beckham: “From Campus Choir to American Idol”
Pangle Hall
Sarah Colonna: “Decoding The Mysteries of Cancer”
Walker Lecture Hall, Science and Math Complex
Gary Lewis: “Where is the Church Of God Going, and Why You Should Care”
The Lee University Chapel
Alex Kendrick: “Making Moves that Send a Message.”
Squires Recital Hall, Humanities Building
Wade Lombard: “The Life of an Entrepreneur: Building from the Ground Up.”
Pat Carroll Lecture Hall, School of Nursing
Patricia Nichols: “Women in the Army: A Place of Ministry”
Jones Lecture Hall, School of Theology and Ministry
Olivia Reeves: “Going for the Gold at the Paris Olympics”
Dixon Center
Andrew Smith: “First Lee, then Afghanistan, then Back Again.”
Edna Minor Conn Lecture Hall, Vest Building
Mitchell Tolle: “The Unlikely Journey of a Professional Artist”
Rose Lecture Hall, Helen DeVos College of Education
