Fall 2008 Schedule of Events


(Items marked did not appear in the printed CEP schedule)

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August — September — October — November — December

August

8/24 • 11am • Hill Chapel • Group A
Campus Worship: Preacher is H. K. Kingkade, the Director of Religious Life, Georgetown College

 

September

9/4 • 6pm • Wilson Art Gallery • Group D
This Artist Talk features John Stephen Hockensmith, and a discussion of his “Retrospective Exhibition.”

9/4 • 8pm • Hill Chapel • Group D
Foust Series presents Flamenco Louisville, a wonderful culturally diverse professional dance presentation.

9/9 • 11am • Hill Chapel • Group D
Opening Convocation, the official opening ceremony of the college year, is an integral part of Georgetown College’s culture and tradition.

9/11 • 8pm • Hill Chapel • Group C
Dr. Heather Hunnicutt presents a recital of art songs with music from all of the major compositional periods and in languages of Italian, German, French, English and Latin.

9/16 • 11am • Hill Chapel • Group A
Campus Worship: Preacher is Rev. Rob Turner, the Pastor of Apex Community Church, Ketttering, Ohio.

9/18 • 11am • Hill Chapel • Group B
Crit Luallen, Kentucky State Auditor, discusses how her liberal arts education prepared her for her career. She  addresses current issues within state government.

9/23 • 11am • Hill Chapel • Group B
Redding Lecture: Dr. Karen Bullock, Professor of Church History, gives a commemorative lecture on the 500th anniversary of Baptist History.

9/24 • 6pm • Asher • Group D
Foreign Film Series: Dr. Emily Stow hosts La faute a Fidel (2006), a French movie set in 1970-71. This film is about a young girl dealing with political changes and turmoil within the family.

9/30 • 11am • Hill Chapel • Group B
Cawthorne Lecture: Dr. Karyn McKenzie, Associate Professor of Psychology, is the 2008 winner of the Cawthorne Award. Her lecture is entitled “Humans’ Capacity for Evil: The Milgram Studies.”

 

October

10/2 • 10am • Hall of Fame Room • Group B
Jo Shoop Lecture: Karen Sheppard, Director of Bluegrass Rape Crisis Center, discusses rape and the resources and opportunities available for Georgetown College students.

10/5 • 10am • Hill Chapel • Group A
Campus Worship: Preacher is Rev. Ken Holden, Director of the Marshall Center for Christian Ministry.

10/7 • 11am • Hill Chapel • Group A
Campus Worship: Preacher is Bart Campolo, Urban Minister in Cincinnati and founder of Mission Year.

10/8 • 6pm • Asher • Group D
Foreign Film Series: Dr. Adela Borrallo-Solis hosts Amores Perros (2000). This is one of Mexico’s finest films, nominated for Best Foreign Film during the 2001 Academy Awards.

10/9 • 6pm • Wilson Art Gallery • Group D
This Artist Talk features Patricia Bellan-Gillen, a working artist and the Dorothy L. Stubnitz Professor
of Art at Carnegie Mellon University. The show includes drawings, paintings, and prints.

10/16 • 8pm • Hill Chapel • Group C
Chorale Home Concert directed by Dr. John Campbell, Director of Choral Activities at Georgetown College.

10/17 • 8pm • Upbeat Cafe • Group C
Maskrafters: The play with music entitled, “Last Night Karaoke” explores the lure of money, fame, and family.

10/18 • 8pm • Upbeat Cafe • Group C
Maskrafters: The play with music entitled, “Last Night Karaoke” explores the lure of money, fame, and family.

10/19 • 3pm • Hill Chapel • Group C
Faculty Recital: Michael Fogler, adjunct professor of Guitar at Georgetown College, will perform this solo classical guitar recital.

10/19 • 8pm • Student Center, Grille • Group D
Maskrafters: The play with music entitled, “Last Night Karaoke” explores the lure of money, fame, and family.

10/21 • 11am • Asher • Group B
Billy Frey, North American Professional Relations Manager, discusses business, economics, international relations and his involvement with the 2010 Alltech World Equestrian Games.

10/28 • 11am • Hill Chapel • Group A
Campus Worship: Preacher is Dr. Daniel Vestal, Executive Coordinator of the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship.

10/28 • 9pm • Hill Chapel • Group C
This Music Parody Concert of classical music features Dr. Heather Hunnicut, Dr. Sonny Burnette, and Dr. Rebecca Miller.

 

November

11/3 • 8pm • Hill Chapel • Group D
Foust Series: The National Players, the oldest nationally-touring theatre troupe in the US, present s“1984.”

11/11 • 11am • Hill Chapel • Group A
Campus Worship: Preacher is Heather French-Henry, Spokesperson for Veterans.

11/14 - 11/16 • 8pm • Lab Theatre • Group D
Maskrafters: A presentation of Surviving Guthrie, Georgetown College’s first feature-length movie, prefaced by Dr. Ed Smith, the Director, Editor, and Producer.

11/18 • 11am • Hill Chapel • Group B
Dr. George Staples, Ambassador to Rwanda, speak sabout his experience as the US Ambassador to Rwanda and his work in rebuilding Rwanda after the horrific genocide of the early 1990s.

11/20 • 6pm • Wilson Art Gallery • Group D
Artist Talk: Len Davis and Travis Townsend discuss their art, which includes three-dimensional sculptural works, paintings, and collages.

11/20 • 8pm • Hill Chapel • Group C
Concert Choir presents selections from Handel’s “Messiah,” directed by Dr. John Campbell, Director of Choral Activities at Georgetown College.

11/24 • 8pm • Hill Chapel • Group C
Dr. Peter LaRue and the Tiger Bands present the Fall Anniversary Concert in celebration of 164 years of Bands at Georgetown College.

11/25 • 11am • Hill Chapel • Group A
Campus Worship: Preacher is Dr. Tamara Brown, Professor of Psychology, University of Kentucky.

 

December

12/2 • 11am • Hill Chapel • Group B
Dr. John Langan, Joseph Cardinal Bernardin Professor of Catholic Social Thought at Georgetown University, gives a keynote address on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which celebrates its 60th anniversary in 2008.

12/2 • 7pm • Hill Chapel • Group A
SGA presents the Hanging of the Greens, an annual tradition of Georgetown College.

12/4 • 7pm • Hill Chapel • Group C
Dr. Heather Hunnicut directs Chamber Opera, “The Secret Marriage,” an edited comic opera that is sure to appeal to a broad audience.

12/9 • 11am • Hill Chapel • Group A
Campus Worship: Preacher is Dr. Bill Crouch, President of Georgetown College.

12/12 - 12/14 • 8pm • Lab Theatre • Group D
Maskrafters presents “A Fence for Martin Maher,” directed by George McGee, Chair and Director of Theatre at Georgetown College.