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Lambert Legacy
Join us Feb. 9 as we celebrate MC Men’s Basketball Coach Randy Lambert ’76, who is coaching his final season with the Scots. Make plans to come to Cooper Athletic Center for a 2 p.m. tipoff against Huntingdon College. There will be a pre-game presentation in Boydson Baird Gymnasium with former players and a post-game reception in Gym III. Visit mcscots.com to send your well-wishes to Lambert and order your “Lambert Legacy” gear! |
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Black History Month
In observance of Black History Month, MC’s Black Student Alliance (BSA) is sponsoring several campus events in February that are free and open to the public. Events include a one-act choral play, dialogues about important and interesting topics, a poetry night event and an Apollo Night event modeled after the original “Showtime at the Apollo” show. Read the press release. |
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Cabin Dedication
The Isaac Anderson Cabin will be formally dedicated in its new home at the Great Smoky Mountains Heritage Center during a ceremony scheduled for Fri., Feb. 8 at 3 p.m. All alumni and friends are invited to attend. Watch the MC website for photos and video from the event! |
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SSSS Conference
Dr. Karen Beale, associate professor of psychology, and three MC seniors recently traveled to Montreal, Canada, to attend the Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality’s (SSSS) annual conference, where the three students presented their research. During the conference, Beale was recognized with the Lester A. Kirkendall Outstanding Mentor Award for providing exceptional mentorship to students. Read the press release. |
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Science & Religion
In an effort to help Christians better understand the integration of science and religion, MC Professor of Biology Dr. Drew Crain has published Science & Christianity: Past, Present, and Future. He wrote the book during a recent sabbatical, condensing information from a Maryville College course called “Science and Religion.” Read more about the book! |
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MLK Day
Hasan Davis, a lawyer, juvenile criminal justice reform advocate, author and actor, will speak to the Maryville College community on Mon., Jan. 21, during the College’s Martin Luther King Jr. holiday observances. Read the press release. |
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Clayton Center Events
The Clayton Center for the Arts’ 2018-19 season continues with "RIOULT Dance NY: Women on the Edge" on Feb. 2 and “Currents” by Mayumana on Feb. 23. Visit the Clayton Center website for more information about the season and upcoming performances. And be sure to check our Arts & Culture Calendar for other campus performances and events!
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