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Plans for Thanksgiving Break |
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Geneva Musical: "The Lightning Thief" |
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Veteran's Breakfast |
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Justice Week |
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| Plan for Thanksgiving Break |
It's November – and that means Thanksgiving, a great time to spend with family and friends. Residence halls will close November 23 at 6p.m. and reopen November 29 at noon for Thanksgiving break.
If your student plans to stay on campus during Thanksgiving Break (students who live 400 miles or more from campus are permitted), please read the letter from Director of Residence Life Kelsey Murphy and remind your student to complete the form linked below no later than Monday, November 15 at noon. |
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| Geneva Musical: The Lightning Thief |
The Geneva Theater program is thrilled to be able to perform a live musical once again. "The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical" is an adaptation of the best-selling novel by Rick Riordan. In this show, Percy Jackson is about to be kicked out of boarding school, while mythological monsters and the gods of Mount Olympus seem to be walking straight out of the pages of Percy's Greek mythology textbook and into his life. The musical is directed by Mindy Williams.
November 4-6 and 11-13 at 7:30p.m.
November 6 and 13 at 2p.m.
Bagpiper Theater
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| Veterans Day Breakfast 11/11 |
| Geneva's Alumni Council expresses honor and gratitude to veterans and active duty military service members at the Alumni, Campus and Community Veterans Day Breakfast, Thursday, Nov. 11 at 8a.m. in Alexander Hall. Cost is $10/person, veterans and active-duty military – no charge.
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| Convergence 2021 Symposium |
| Every individual, according to Scripture, is uniquely "fearfully and wonderfully made." We also live with immense potential for good or harm, and toward a purpose. What does it mean to fully embrace our uniqueness, along with its accompanying power, to see others more clearly and move toward a flourishing end? The one-day symposium is hosted by Geneva College's Diversity & Inclusion, Center for Student Engagement and the CCO. |
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| Broadway Revue |
| 7:30p.m., John White Chapel |
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| Last Day for Freshmen to Drop One Class 4:30p.m. |
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| Thanksgiving Break Begins 5p.m. |
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| Residence Halls Close 6p.m. |
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| Residence Halls Reopen, Noon |
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| Thanksgiving Break Ends 6p.m. |
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| Reading Day (No Day Classes) |
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| December Graduation Ceremony, 10a.m. |
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| Residence Halls Close, Noon/2 p.m. Dec Grads |
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| Residence Halls Reopen, Noon |
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| NOTICE: Dates and times are subject to change |
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| Introducing Thomas Pyle |
| Director of the Student Success Center |
Q: Where was your hometown and will you share a quick memory?
A: I grew up in the small town of Clayton, NC, which is about an hour from Raleigh. A memory I have is playing outside all day around the neighborhood and making sure to run home when my mom rang the dinner bell!
Q: Tell us about your family... |
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| Justice Week On Campus |
| Justice Week is back on campus, Nov. 8 – 12 with a focus on Human Trafficking. Justice Week is an opportunity for the Geneva community to come together to pray, learn and to develop a deeper understanding of the concept of biblical justice. There will be various events on Human Trafficking throughout the week.
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