If you plan on graduating this Fall, please submit your graduation application by September 1, 2010. You can find and submit your graduation application online. Late applications will be accepted until Sept 30, but those will incur a $75 late graduation application fee (in addition to the $60 diploma fee).
The Baptist State Convention of North Carolina is in need of volunteers for this years’ Women’s Prayer Evangelism Conference to be held September 10-12 at the Ridgecrest Conference Center in Black Mountain. Volunteers would need to arrive by 5 pm on Thursday, September 9 and be available to stay until around lunchtime on Sunday. Lodging
WASHINGTON – The children of military personnel who died in the line of duty since Sept. 11, 2001 can apply for an educational scholarship similar to the new Post-9/11 GI Bill. Benefits are retroactive to Aug. 1, 2009. The scholarship, which is administered by the Department of Veterans Affairs, are named after Marine Gunnery Sergeant
The Heritage of Raleigh is in need of some volunteers to help with activities for the residents. If anyone is interested, Heritage of Raleigh feels that it would be a valuable experience for the student and for the residents. Students can play games, read, attend current event groups, assist with prayer groups, walk to shopping
Course registration and full payment is due August 5, 2010. This is also the last day for returning students to sign up for the FACTS Monthly Payment plan. As a reminder, you should regularly visit the Accounting Services’ payments and deadlines page on CampusNet to stay aware of upcoming deadlines and payment policies.
If you have been around campus lately you have noticed the work that is going on to refresh the Binkley Chapel steeple. Southeastern’s not-so-afraid-of-heights reporter Kelly Jo went all the way up to get some photos of our campus from on high, and you can view them by going to this Flickr slideshow. Special thanks
The record may reveal that the 2010 convention in Orlando was a historic moment for the churches of the SBC. Only time will tell. From my perspective it was a wonderful convention as Southern Baptists affirmed overwhelmingly how we wish to chart our future. What were the crucial happenings and their significance at this year’s
by Lauren Crane In dialogue with Mark Dever, Al Mohler and David Platt, Southeastern president Daniel Akin discussed the next steps for the Southern Baptist Convention, now that the Great Commission Resurgence Task Force’s recommendations have been passed. The men gathered late Tuesday at the Southern Baptist Convention as part of an event called 9Marks
by Lauren Crane At a gathering of Southern Baptist leaders on Tuesday afternoon, proponents of the Great Commission Resurgence discussed the need for a majority vote in favor of the GCR. Southeastern’s president, Danny Akin, said, “What is at stake is the fact that business as usual is not working well. We’ve been losing ground
During the 2010 Southern Baptist Convention, Southeastern president Daniel Akin addressed the attendees on the state of the seminary and new initiatives it is pursuing, including increasing partnerships with local churches. To read the recap of the report, please click here.