Social and Behavioral Sciences Division hosts senior presentations

Senior Luther Caraway presents a paper discussing "secession from the viewpoint of the South."

By Kayla Oliver

BPC Marketing Staff Writer

MOUNT VERNON— The Division of Social and Behavioral Sciences at Brewton-Parker College hosted a senior presentation ceremony Dec. 9 in the Parker Building on the Mount Vernon campus.

Senior history majors shared their senior thesis with the audience. Presenting seniors and their topics included:

• Luther Caraway, Secession from the viewpoint of the South;
• Rodney Pierce, “The Tet Offensive as a turning point in the Vietnam War”;
• Nicole Alston, “The Role of the FBI in suppressing the Civil Rights Movement”;
• Joshua Evans,  the role of Elias Boudinot in the removal of the Cherokee;
• Leigh Anne Howard, the preservation of historic buildings in Vidalia;
• Jessica Ryals, Port King George, based on her summer internship;
• Kelli Peavy, events of the Civil War from the viewpoint of the North.

Brewton-Parker College is the only accredited four-year Christian college in south Georgia.

BPC seniors who presented their senior thesis in the Division of Social and Behavioral Sciences Dec. 9 are Nicole Alston, from left, Kelli Peavy, Jessica Ryals, Leigh Anne Howard, Joshua Evans, Rodney Pierce and Luther Caraway.

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