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�������� (C-SC), a private liberal arts college offering 80 major and minor tracks, has named 122 students to Honor’s List for the spring 2024 semester.

�������� President Dr. Lauren Schellenberger, accepted the donation from United State Bank (USB) on behalf of the College. USB Senior Vice President Carolyn Schaller and bank employees presented the check during a campus visit. As a major sponsor of the Johnson-Turner IDEA Center, representatives from USB said they are honored to fulfill the commitment made to C-SC. “This gift is a token of our continued appreciation for preparing tomorrow’s leaders to be innovative and invested in the community,” stated Schaller.

�������� junior and musical theatre major Megan Eaton has accepted an apprenticeship at Theatre Aspen in Aspen, CO for the 2024 summer season. She will be an apprentice in lighting. Apprentices reside in the spectacular mountain setting of Aspen, for the entirety of the Theatre Aspen summer season. The theme for the theatre’s summer performances is “Celebrating Resilience: Tales of Triumph and Strength” and features a variety of plays including Steel Magnolias and Legally Blonde the Musical.

�������� Juniors Haley Beck and Christian Logue have been appointed as junior marshals for upcoming ceremonies related to graduation this spring. They will be prominent figures for C-SC’s Honors Day, Baccalaureate, and Commencement ceremonies.

On April 11, 2024, a blustery yet beautiful day with family, friends, trustees, faculty, staff, and distinguished guests in attendance, Board Chairman HB Turner installed Dr. Lauren B. Schellenberger as the 28th president of ��������.

Dr. Scott Giltner, chair of �������� Applied Liberal Arts and Sciences Division, and holder of the Dr. John A. Sperry Jr. Endowed Chair of Humanities, will present the annual Sperry Lecture at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 23 in the Merillat Chapel and Recital Hall inside of the Robert W. Brown Performing Arts Center on the �������� campus. The lecture is offered as part of C-SC’s academic and cultural events program. It is free and open to the public.

On Saturday, April 6 over 40 walkers and virtual walkers participated in the 7 th annual Fallen Officer Walk. Each year, C-SC Criminal Justice students choose a fallen officer to honor and represent during the campaign and walk. The fallen officers chosen this year were from the area that the student calls home. Not only did the students represent their officer who made the ultimate sacrifice, but as part of the class, they also connected to the families of the officer.

As the academic year comes to a close, �������� invites students of all ages and backgrounds to embark on a transformative educational journey this summer through summer classes. The first summer 5-week session is scheduled for May 28 through June 30, with the second 5-week session running July 8 through August 11.