Events

Make sure you're in good shape to vote in this fall's election, no matter where you vote! come by Magale Library between September 23rd and October 13th, where we'll have a voter registration station to help you register or verify your registration!

Faculty from across the College--one per convocation--will discuss how their fields of study connect to _The Bronze Arms_ by Richie Hofmann, the 2026 Corrington Award Winner. This event is designed for first-year students, especially those taking Trek 115, but all are welcome.

Kick Off: 7:30pm

"Come as you are. Change when you get here." This is a vibrant ministry designed to help grow in faith, build real relationships, and influence culture through Christ. Join us Sundays at 12pm! Theprayersclub.online

Start Homecoming week with a morning full of Centenary Spirit! Join the SGA and Counseling services as we kick it off the with energy drinks, pastries and chill vibes.

Traditional Homecoming event in which the cheer team comes out to celebrate the start of the week!

Come learn how AI is being used to produce actual results in business today. We will cover the types of AI, case study examples, risk points, governance, and execution strategies. Focusing in case studies, where businesses have been able to get real cost savings or revenue expansion, the intent is provide actionable strategies for your business. You will have an opportunity to submit questions before and during the presentation.

Brinner/Window painting inside the Cafeteria involving student organizations!

Join us for a virtual presentation from John Perez, Assistant Dean of the McKelvey School of Engineering at Washington University in St. Louis, to learn about WashU’s Dual-Degree Engineering Program and what students can do to prepare for admission. Pizza and soda will be provided.

Student orgs have the opportunity to go around chalking the campus! We will also have an activity set up on the Caf Deck.

The No Book Book Club is a book club without expectations! Stop by the library and tell us about the latest books or media you have read or enjoyed. You can even just hang around and listen for good recommendations. The scope is endless!

I plan on hosting a program that includes SGA. The program will consist of three things, having fun, learning about SGA, and being open. The having fun part is I plan on having coloring sheets at the program and also snacks that you can grab. The learning about SGA part, is learning the things that SGA does around the campus. Not only learning but also knowing that they to have a voice. The being open part, is during the program we plan to have a form that they can complete on things that they want to fix around campus. These things I believe is a good route to having a good program. Not only a good program but a program that most students can get the most out of it. We have more ideas that we are also coming up with, but I can't wait.

The Hurley Voice Area presents an evening of song and poetry at Hamilton Hall Lobby on Tuesday, October 10 at 7:30pm.

Come get some stress tools & puppy love from local therapy dogs during exams!

Weather backup location is the main floor of the SUB.

Fun competition between students!

Meeting of the College's Board of Trustees

Faculty from across the College--one per convocation--will discuss how their fields of study connect to _The Bronze Arms_ by Richie Hofmann, the 2026 Corrington Award Winner. This event is designed for first-year students, especially those taking Trek 115, but all are welcome.

A Brunch for All Previous Homecoming Royalty to gather and reminisce

Free Tailgate Area

Brunch celebrating Quinq alumni. There will be a brunch buffet, mimosas (provided by Thrifty Liquor), and a presentation of awards/pins.

Kick Off: 2:30pm

Join RA Jay for **Motivation & Muffins** on **Monday, October 19th, from 6:00–8:00 PM in James Lobby**! Enjoy a delicious muffin, connect with other residents, and take some time to focus on positivity, motivation, and your goals. Stop by, grab a muffin, share some encouragement, and start your week on a positive note!

Employers and recruiters from NWLA will be on campus to talk with students about internships, and full-time and part-time positions. It is also a great neetworking event for students. Industries represented include education, business/finance, healthcare, and legal/law.

Fall Blood Drive

Meetings of the Educational Quality, Financial Integrity and Resource Development Committees of the Board of Trustees.

Come meet the Culture Module faculty leaders and learn about the opportunities coming in Summer 2027.

Painting and decorating pet rocks with residents! We hope to be in the courtyard with picnic blankets and paints, but if the weather is bad, we will use insude.

Fundraising event for centenary Panhellenic council. Will be selling pancakes/various types of syrup in James lobby.

Preview Days are a great chance for students to get a taste of the overall Centenary experience and learn more about their particular areas of interest. A typical Centenary Preview Day begins with check-in at 9 am and includes breakfast, an academic and financial aid overview, campus tour, lunch, and the chance to interact with current Centenary students and professors. [Click here to register for a Preview Day! ](https://www.centenary.edu/admission/plan-a-visit/preview-days/)

The John William Corrington Award for Literary Excellence is presented annually by the English Department on behalf of the Centenary student body and faculty to an established writer who has earned the critical esteem of readers who distinguish artistic accomplishment from commercial success.

In 1991, Eudora Welty became the first recipient of the Corrington Award when she read her short story "A Worn Path" at Centenary's spring Commencement. [Learn more about all the past Corrington recipients here](https://www.centenary.edu/academics/departments-schools/english/corrington-award/past-recipients/).

Set yourself up for a less stressful week. Plan your week, learn some study tips, and grab some snacks.

Northwestern Mutual will be on campus to talk with students about internship opportunities

Kick Off: 730pm