Join the Department of Communication and Media on Thursday, March 21, for a Faith and Sports Panel sponsored by the Samford Sports Industry Club. Sports professionals will share how their faith impacts their profession. Panelists are TBA.
Howard College of Arts and Sciences' Department of Biblical and Religious Studies annual Dotson M. Nelson Lecture returns March 21. Robert Smith Jr., a Beeson professor of Christian preaching and Charles T. Carter Baptist Chair of Divinity, is the guest speaker. He will lecture on the theme, "What in the World is God Doing?" Convo credit will be offered.
Brain Awareness Week is a global initiative to foster public enthusiasm and support for brain science. The Samford Neuroscience Program is hosting Brain Awareness Day to culminate the week on Saturday, March 23, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Propst Hall. People of all ages will participate in a scavenger hunt, play games, win prizes and learn about the brain. This event is open to the public.
Howard College of Arts and Sciences Department of Communication and Media will host an induction ceremony for its two honor societies, Kappa Tau Alpha and Lambda Pi Eta. The ceremony will take place Thursday, April 4, at 10 a.m. in Harry's Coffeehouse at Samford's University Center.
The Department of Communication and Media will honor outstanding students with end-of-the-year awards.
The Department of Communication and Media will honor graduating seniors and their families on Saturday, April 27, in Harry's Coffeehouse.
Join us as we celebrate our spring graduates in Howard College of Arts and Sciences.
The 2024 Great Ideas Summer Institute is back June 2-7. This summer program, hosted by Howard College of Arts and Sciences Stockham Chair of Western Intellectual History and Samford's University Fellows program, is a unique week-long academic experience that gives high school students the opportunity to enjoy the energy of a college classroom, engage ideas that form the essence of American citizenship and develop friendships with other exceptional students.