By Briley Braddy Georgia Dual Enrollment Student I walk into Mrs. Dixon’s classroom like I had done my entire third grade school year. My friends and I are talking amongst ourselves and bursting with energy as we anticipate what fun activities Mrs. Dixon has in store for us this school day. I am anxiously …
By Emily Dillard Class of 2021 | Biology Major with a Concentration in Health Professors This past June God called me to go to a place of unknown. I had the life changing opportunity to go to the Amazon River, in Manaus, Brazil. If it was not for my awesome biology teacher and advisor Dr. …
Dr. Amanda Allen Assistant Professor of History My reputation around campus: I am strict and difficult. Does it bother me? Not one bit. What students may call “strict” or “difficult” is what I simply consider as having college-level expectations. Why? Because with high expectations comes high excellence. This is never more evident to me than …
Dr. Jaclyn Suffi, Division of Math & Natural Sciences My background and education is as a Doctor of Chiropractic, probably not something you hear too often! When I was in undergrad, I worked as a lab assistant in Biology, Anatomy & Physiology, and Microbiology and graduated with a degree in Biology before heading to …
Angie Bauman, PhD Associate Professor of Christian Education “But prove yourselves doers of the word, and not merely hearers who delude themselves. For if anyone is a hearer of the word and not a doer, he is like a man who looks at his natural face in the mirror; for once he has looked at …
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Much like Horton from Horton Hears A Who, I had never heard tell of a small speck of dust that is able to yell before becoming a student at Brewton-Parker. To many, Mount Vernon itself is nothing more than a mere speck of dust. However, nestled snugly within that speck of dust is a small college …
Altama! Gazuntite. Have you ever driven into Vidalia and noticed a couple establishments fancying a peculiar Native American sounding name? No? Well, me neither until a fellow history major and I were informed of an interning opportunity at the Altama Museum. Humor me. For the sake of this very short blog post, please say it …
Who are we? When I first stepped onto campus in January 2011, I knew that I was home. I couldn’t quite put my finger on it at the time and, even as a student, I struggled to define what Brewton-Parker meant to me. Even now, I’ve rewritten this sentence about 12 times trying to find …