Volunteers clean-up BPC campus Aug. 13

Faculty, staff, students, community members, and other volunteers gather to receive their instructions for the clean-up event Saturday morning.

By Mandy Corbin

Marketing Associate

MOUNT VERNON— A group of students, faculty and staff, along with community members and other volunteers, gathered on Saturday, August 13 to take part in a campus-wide community service project geared toward campus beautification.

Dr. Mike Simoneaux, BPC President, paints trim in a dorm room in Friendship Hall.

BPC student Joshua McPhatter pulls weeds from an azalea bed at the Fountain-New Library. (Photos by Mandy Corbin)

Approximately 90 people volunteered their time on Saturday painting, mowing grass, pulling weeds, cutting down large trees, and performing other various tasks on campus.

Community volunteers and crew members of Braddy Farms of Montgomery County cut down a dead tree on the front lawn. (Photo by Inez Adams)

Brewton-Parker would like to thank everyone for their time, energy and hard work! These renovations were completed just in time for students to return to campus for the start of Fall Semester, August 22, 2011.

To see more campus clean-up photos, visit www.facebook.com/brewtonparker.

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

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