Andrew College News

Cuthbert, GA. (May 22, 2026) — Andrew College is pleased to announce the students who earned recognition on the President’s List and Dean’s List for the Spring 2026 semester. These honors celebrate students who have demonstrated outstanding academic achievement and a strong commitment to excellence in their studies.

Students named to the President’s List achieved the highest level of academic distinction, earning a 4.00 grade point average on a 4.00 scale while enrolled as degree-seeking students in 12 or more credit hours, with no incomplete grades at the time the list was finalized.

Students recognized on the Dean’s List earned a minimum semester GPA of 3.50 on a 4.00 scale and met the same enrollment and academic criteria as President’s List honorees.

Andrew College congratulates the following students for their hard work and dedication.

Dean’s List

Ethan Powell

Jaylen Varlack

Jasean Mobley

Kevon Anderson

Mya DuBose

Ahmari Wright

Kennedy Owens

Emmanuela Akinlolu

Jordan Smith

Nnamdi Osuorah

Rhimaya Jiro

Aaliyah Austin

Layla Williams

Mirage Moonschein

Jerry Bolton

Eli Dorce

Mason Schreiber

Azhar Hoskins

Tyler Johnson

Saniya Jenkins

Hadassah Lopez

Kallie Yowell

Keegan Yowell

Kendall Heard

Belle Peeples

Cedrianna Evans

Charleidra Vickers

Krysta Robinson

Tyler Walling

Andon Gray

Riley Brewer

Matthew Lucas

Nikita Salonikau

Gregory Gauthreaux

Ethan Mauricio

Haiden Schultz

D’Asia Simmons

Jakob Grant

Ezekiel Adams

Keavonte Anderson

Chrishama Annacius

Aundre Benjamin

Dejuan Blackmon

Kanye Blake

Emory Brewster

Chase Brown

Clayton Brown

Miles Brown

Xavier Carnes

Chermaine Carroll

Louis Cobb III

Towanna Cochran

Jaden Cofer

Jayda Copeland

Cheyenne Cornelius

Karolina Cortes

Brady Cunningham

TaMeyiah Davis

Teyanah Davis

John DeRosso

Brock Falor

Joss Flournoy

Jayla Fulks

Clint Gilbert

Brice Google

Patrick Hall

Evan Hamilton

Kaylee Hamrick

Baxton Hawkins

Eli Heil

Laura Hogg

Artavus Hughes

Emma Ingle

Jay’shaun Jernigan

Tyler Jewell

Timothy Johnson

Treylin Jones

Cameron Kenney

Anthony Kradzinski

Jazmyn Lang

Jaycee Later

Olivia Luna

Joel Marchand

Jose Massanet

Olivia McCollum

Colin Mendiola

Luke Meszar

Jaheim Mills

Braylee Moore

Peyton Morefield

Lena Mulder

Julianne Oldknow

Isaiah Poindexter

Jakarri Ponder

Jaiden Radcliffe

Gabriel Rice

Naquindria Roberts

Samiya Sanders

Terry Settle

Tymeshia Spann

Kody Sudduth

Leticia Tercero-Perez

Kevian Thomas

Mahassen Thomas

Ulysses Tomblin

Kayla Usher

Kandace Warren

Jakobe Washington

EmmaGrace Weaver

Jackson Weir

Samuel White

Allie Whorton

Akire Williams

Jermihia Williams

LaDaja Williams

Hanna Wills

Miller Wilson

Kiff Parrish

Thomas Watts

Brayden Hiltz-McKernan

Trista Bennett

Javon Kinchen

President’s List

Kimaya Grant

Katlyn Fields

Noah Lucas

Baleigh Prescott

Kaleb George

Makayla Walker

Morgan Kelley

Jett Cothran

Michelle Chicas

Alyssa Smith

Lynnelle Perez

Elijah Coleman

Madelynn Ladner

Isaiah Lee

Hunter Milner

Jay Brown

Tyra Pitts

Brooks Bibby

Christopher Gaines

Isabella Lonergan

Chase Taylor

Brayden Duncan

Sammy Guy

Ashlee Allen

Adam Boyd

Jaylen Bragg

Kevin Bucca

Emily Calhoun

Alexander Daniel-maxwell

Leland Dodson

Miracle Glover

Kalliyan Gnem

Hilkiah Haffner

Marquia Harris

James Harrison

Hunter Houseweart

Kai Huber

Yujin Kim

Aiden Lipford

Raylee Midkiff

Dianna Murillo

Jesus Palma

Cordarius Perry

Kemo Simeon

Na’laya Singleton

Nicholas Sloane

Angel Walden

Cameron Ward

Brayden Ross

Karlee Christian

About Andrew College

Rooted in a tradition of academic excellence, spiritual development, and service, Andrew College offers students a supportive and transformative educational experience. Founded in 1854 and located in Cuthbert, Georgia, the college is affiliated with The United Methodist Church and accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges. Andrew College offers Associate, Bachelor, and Certificate programs designed to prepare students for meaningful careers and lifelong learning.

Cuthbert, GA – May 12, 2026 – Andrew College celebrated the accomplishments of the Class of 2026 during its Commencement Ceremony held Saturday, May 9, 2026, in the Ruth Tarrer & G. Clyde Jinks, Sr. Physical Education Complex.

The ceremony opened with remarks from Dr. Calandra Lockhart, Vice President of Academic Affairs, followed by the invocation delivered by Rev. Allen Carmichael, Chaplain. Dr. William R. Kennedy, President of Andrew College, welcomed graduates, families, faculty, staff, alumni, and guests to the special occasion. Special greetings were also shared by George G. Flowers, Chair of the Board of Trustees.

The commencement ceremony featured musical performances of “Amazing Grace” and the Andrew College Alma Mater, written in 1922 by alumna Hattie Branch Sibley, led by Andrew student Blaire Cadenhead.

In addition to recognizing graduates, Andrew College honored several faculty, staff, and students for their outstanding achievements and contributions to the campus community.

Awards presented during the ceremony included:

• John H. Woodall Enhanced Teaching Award – Deborah Liss-Green
• Vulcan Teaching Excellence Award – Tiara Noel
• Outstanding Staff Member Award – Jennifer Mitchell
• Pilot Friendship Award – Jazmyn Lang
• Andy Award for Service and Leadership – Na-laya Singleton
• Andy Award for Scholarship – Adam Boyd

“As we celebrate the Class of 2026, we also recognize the faculty, staff, and students whose leadership, scholarship, and service continue to strengthen the Andrew College community,” said Dr. Kennedy. “We are proud of all that this graduating class has accomplished and look forward to the impact they will make in their communities and careers.”

For more information about Andrew College, visit www.andrewcollege.edu.

About Andrew College

Rooted in a tradition of academic excellence, spiritual development, and service, Andrew College offers students a supportive and transformative educational experience. Founded in 1854 and located in Cuthbert, Georgia, the college is affiliated with The United Methodist Church and accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges. Andrew College offers Associate, Bachelor, and Certificate programs designed to prepare students for meaningful careers and lifelong learning.

Photo Details: Jazmyn Lang of Mobile, Alabama, receives the Pilot Friendship Award from Dr. William R. Kennedy. Adam Boyd of Dothan, Alabama, receives the Andy Award for Scholarship from George G. Flowers, Chair of the Board of Trustees.

Cuthbert, GA – The Andrew College Theatre Program is thrilled to announce the return of its highly anticipated Interactive Mystery Dinner Theatre with this year’s production, “Something Wicked This Way Comes.” This exciting annual fundraising event promises an unforgettable evening of music, mystery, and dining.

Guests will step into an immersive theatrical experience where they become part of the story, working alongside performers to unravel the mystery as it unfolds. The event combines live entertainment with a full dinner and beverages, making it a unique night out for community members and visitors alike.

The event will take place at Magnolia Alley, located at 80 Peachtree Street in Cuthbert on April 17-18.

Tickets are required in advance and can be purchased online at www.andrewcollege.edu/theatre/ or by calling the Andrew College Theatre Program at 229-732-5968. Due to the interactive nature of the event and limited seating, early reservations are strongly encouraged.

About Andrew College
Rooted in a tradition of academic excellence, spiritual development, and service, Andrew College offers students a supportive and transformative educational experience. Founded in 1854 and located in Cuthbert, Georgia, the college is affiliated with The United Methodist Church and accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges. Andrew College offers Associate, Bachelor, and Certificate programs designed to prepare students for meaningful careers and lifelong learning.

Photo Details: Pictured is the “Something Wicked This Way Comes” poster.

Cuthbert, GA – March 20, 2026 – Andrew College has announced the recipients of the prestigious Margaret A. Pitts Scholarship for the incoming freshman class of 2026. Leigh Ann Judah of Eufaula, Alabama, and Griffin Thomas of Folkston, Georgia, have been selected to receive this highly competitive four-year, renewable scholarship.

The Margaret A. Pitts Scholarship is awarded annually to high-achieving incoming freshmen who demonstrate exceptional academic achievement, leadership, and commitment to service. “We are proud to welcome Leigh Ann and Griffin to the Andrew College family,” said Heather Bradley, Vice President of Admissions and Marketing. “Their academic accomplishments, leadership, and dedication to serving their communities made them stand out in an incredibly competitive field. We are excited to see the impact they will make during their time at Andrew College.”

The Pitts Scholarship Competition is a rigorous selection process that requires applicants to demonstrate a strong academic record, participate in an interview, and complete a written composition. In addition to academic excellence, finalists are evaluated on their commitment to community service.

This year’s fifteen finalists represented an exceptionally talented group of students, with an average GPA of 4.0. The Margaret A. Pitts Scholarship remains the largest institutional scholarship awarded by Andrew College.

For more information about Andrew College and available institutional scholarships, visit www.andrewcollege.edu/scholarships

About Andrew College

Rooted in a tradition of academic excellence, spiritual development, and service, Andrew College offers students a supportive and transformative educational experience. Founded in 1854 and located in Cuthbert, Georgia, the college is affiliated with The United Methodist Church and accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges. Andrew College offers Associate, Bachelor, and Certificate programs designed to prepare students for meaningful careers and lifelong learning.

Photo Details: Pictured are Pitts Scholarship recipients Leigh Ann Judah and Griffin Thomas.

Cuthbert, GA. – February 13, 2026 — Three Andrew College Liberal Arts students attended Region 4 of the American College Theatre Festival (ACTF) 58 from February 3–6 in Montgomery, Alabama. Based on their performances in last fall’s production of The 39 Steps, Zaid Hassan (Communication) and Terry Tyson III (Performing Arts) were nominated to compete in ACTF’s Irene Ryan Scholarship Auditions. Alexander Daniel-Maxwell (Communication) received a John H. Woodall Enhanced Learning Grant for Students based on his academic and creative work in theatre and English.

Irene Ryan participants are nominated by an external ACTF respondent who attends a college production within the region. This fall, the production respondent was Prof. Quinton Cockrell of Troy University. In addition to the student nominees, faculty director Deborah Liss-Green received a Meritorious Achievement in Directing award.

During the five-day festival, the students auditioned alongside more than 130 actors, attended five theatre productions, including three at the Alabama Shakespeare Festival, participated in workshops across multiple areas of theatre, and visited the Legacy Sites in Montgomery.

Much of this travel was made possible through the theatre program’s fundraising productions, including the Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre and the Haunted House. Additional travel support for Alexander Daniel-Maxwell was provided through the Woodall Award. Because Associate Professor Liss-Green serves as Co-Vice Chair of the Region, the students were chaperoned by Vice President of Student Affairs Chicquan Cannon.

Andrew College is proud to participate in Region 4 of ACTF, a national organization that supports and celebrates excellence in college theatre. The College’s fall production is traditionally entered as an Associate Production and has earned multiple student and faculty nominations and awards.

For more information about Andrew College Theatre, visit www.andrewcollege.edu/theatre, or contact Associate Professor of Theatre, Deborah Liss-Green, at (229)732-5968.

About Andrew College

Rooted in a tradition of academic excellence, spiritual development, and service, Andrew College offers students a supportive and transformative educational experience. Founded in 1854 and located in Cuthbert, Georgia, the college is affiliated with The United Methodist Church and accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges. Andrew College offers Associate, Bachelor, and Certificate programs designed to prepare students for meaningful careers and lifelong learning.

Photo Details: Andrew College Theatre students pictured left to right: Terry Tyson III, Alexander Daniel-Maxwell, and Zaid Hassan.

Cuthbert, GA. – January 22, 2026 — Andrew College announced today that Spring 2026 enrollment has reached 510 students, marking a 17 percent increase over Spring 2025 enrollment of 435 students and the largest spring enrollment in the institution’s history.

The record enrollment continues a multi-year growth trend at the college, reflecting sustained momentum in academic programs, athletics, student life, and campus investment. Since 2023, Andrew College has expanded academic offerings, added new intercollegiate athletic programs, strengthened student support services, and made strategic investments in facilities and infrastructure to support a growing student body.

Recent accomplishments contributing to enrollment growth include the addition of eleven new four-year degree programs, the continued expansion of the Aderhold Division of Nursing, the launch of new athletic programs, improved retention and student success initiatives, and renewed focus on affordability and access for students across the region. The college has also seen increased engagement from alumni, donors, and community partners, further strengthening its foundation.

“This milestone is about more than a number,” said Dr. William R. Kennedy, president of Andrew College. “It reflects years of intentional work to stabilize the institution, invest in programs that matter, and create a campus experience where students can thrive. Reaching 510 students this spring, our largest spring enrollment ever, confirms that our strategy is working and that families see value in what Andrew College offers.”

Dr. Kennedy added that while enrollment growth is encouraging, the institution remains focused on long-term sustainability. “Growth brings responsibility,” he said. “We will continue to be disciplined, student-centered, and mission-driven as we build for the future.”

Founded in 1854, Andrew College is a private, faith-based institution committed to academic excellence, service, and leadership. The college continues to position itself as a strong and resilient option for students seeking a personalized education grounded in values and opportunity.

For more information about Andrew College, visit www.andrewcollege.edu.

About Andrew College

Rooted in a tradition of academic excellence, spiritual development, and service, Andrew College offers students a supportive and transformative educational experience. Founded in 1854 and located in Cuthbert, Georgia, the college is affiliated with The United Methodist Church and accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges. Andrew College offers Associate, Bachelor, and Certificate programs designed to prepare students for meaningful careers and lifelong learning.

Cuthbert, GA. (December 2025) — Andrew College is pleased to announce the students who earned recognition on the President’s List and Dean’s List for the Fall 2025 semester. These honors celebrate students who have demonstrated outstanding academic achievement and a strong commitment to excellence in their studies.

Students named to the President’s List achieved the highest level of academic distinction, earning a 4.00 grade point average on a 4.00 scale while enrolled as degree-seeking students in 12 or more credit hours, with no incomplete grades at the time the list was finalized.

Students recognized on the Dean’s List earned a minimum semester GPA of 3.50 on a 4.00 scale and met the same enrollment and academic criteria as President’s List honorees.

Andrew College congratulates these students for their hard work and dedication. The following students are listed by hometown, name, and academic honor earned for the Fall 2025 semester.

Dean’s List

Emmanuela Akinlolu
Ashlee Allen
Xavier Bailey
Clayton Beck
Brooks Bibby
Bailey Blair
Gracyn Boswell
Esther Bowman
Jaylen Bragg
Adam Brown
Chase Brown
Clayton Brown
Hunter Brown
Jay Brown
Trebor Brown
Tyshawn Brown
Kevin Bucca
Tyler Cain
Robert Calhoun
Carter Cocks
Jordan Colley
Ryan Cook
Alexander Daniel-maxwell
TaMeyiah Davis
John DeRosso
Mya DuBose
Ethan Eldridge
Janiyah Evans
Brock Falor
Jalen Freeman
Jayla Fulks
Jace Gelinas
Kalliyan Gnem
Brice Google
Andon Gray
Tekiyah Gray
Joshua Habersham
Patrick Hall
Marquia Harris
James Harrison
Baxton Hawkins
Elijah Hightower
Roy’Niah Hill
Kylee Hoelzer
Laura Hogg
Artavus Hughes
Emma Ingle
Alashia Jackson
Kenneth Jett
Tyler Jewell
Timothy Johnson
Chad Jones
Treylin Jones
Morgan Kelley
Cameron Kenney
Yujin Kim
Javon Kinchen
Anthony Kradzinski
Madelynn Ladner
Jazmyn Lang
Kadence Langford
Jaycee Later
Isaiah Lee
Jordyn Lloyd
Isabella Lonergan
Noah Lucas
KieAra Lugo
Tamijay Mackey
Victor Maisonet
Joel Marchand
Ethan Mauricio
Olivia McCollum
Avah McGinley
Colin Mendiola
Raylee Midkiff
Jaheim Mills
Quentasia Mills
Mirage Moonschein
Apollo Moore Moore
Destiny Nguyen
Julianne Oldknow
Whyatt Orourke
Jesus Palma
Kiff Parrish
Ariel Peacock
Matthew Peavy
Lynnelle Perez
Nicholas Portis
Baleigh Prescott
Jaiden Radcliffe
Gabriel Rice
Kendra Roberts
Naquindria Roberts
Christian Rountree
Nikita Salonikau
Samiya Sanders
Isaiah Scott
D’Asia Simmons
Na’laya Singleton
Nicholas Sloane
Eric Stevens
Ah Monte Summers
Austin Thomas
Kevian Thomas
Mahassen Thomas
Kaela Tyson
Terry Tyson III
Kayla Usher
Jaylen Varlack
Lucy Vinez
Angel Walden
Makayla Walker
Matt Ward
Kandace Warren
Thomas Watts
Jaidyn Wesley
Samuel White
Allie Whorton
Akire Williams
Hanna Wills
Miller Wilson
Kayden Young-Johnson

President’s List

Brayden Armstrong
Trista Bennett
Kanye Blake
Adam Boyd
Riley Brewer
Miles Brown
Xavier Carnes
Michelle Chicas
Karlee Christian
Cheyenne Cornelius
Jatavian Culbreth
Brady Cunningham
Analise Dansby
Teyanah Davis
Christopher Gaines
Ariel Goble
Jakob Grant
Sammy Guy
Hilkiah Haffner
Fletcher Heacock
Josiah James
Baylor Johnson
Aiden Lipford
Hadassah Lopez
Olivia Luna
Luke Meszar
Jasean Mobley
Braylee Moore
Peyton Morefield
Nnamdi Osuorah
Sungchan Park
Belle Peeples
Heidi Peralta Fernandez
Breanna Schmitz
Mason Schreiber
Haiden Schultz
Carmen Scott
Michael Shaw II
Caitlyn Soroka
Chase Taylor
Cameron Ward
EmmaGrace Weaver
Jackson Weir
Gracin Wilson-Bote
Joshua Wimbley
Kallie Yowell
Keegan Yowell
Esmeralda Zunun-Reyes
Keili Zunun-Reyes

About Andrew College

Rooted in a tradition of academic excellence, spiritual development, and service, Andrew College offers students a supportive and transformative educational experience. Founded in 1854 and located in Cuthbert, Georgia, the college is affiliated with The United Methodist Church and accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges. Andrew College offers Associate, Bachelor, and Certificate programs designed to prepare students for meaningful careers and lifelong learning.

Cuthbert, GA. – November 4, 2025 — Andrew College was awarded a Vibrant Communities Grant from Georgia Council for the Arts, the Georgia Department of Economic Development team specialized in empowering arts and culture, for fiscal year 2026. The Vibrant Communities Grant supports a variety of arts programming throughout the state, including murals, artist residencies and performances in schools, community theater productions, festivals, and concerts.

As part of this year’s Vibrant Communities awards, 55 entities in 41 counties will receive $230,000 in funding.

“Georgia Council for the Arts is excited to support arts programming across the state that expands educational opportunities for students, attracts tourists who support small businesses, and cultivates vibrant communities,” said Georgia Council for the Arts Executive Director Tina Lilly. “These grants are vital in areas of the state that do not have local arts organizations, and help communities harness the long-term benefits of the arts and improve quality of life for residents.”

Georgia Council for the Arts received applications from schools, libraries, cities, historical societies, community theaters, Boys & Girls Clubs, and arts and other related organizations. In an effort to support projects across the state, Vibrant Communities Grants were awarded to entities in counties in which no organization had already received Georgia Council for the Arts funding for the fiscal year 2026 grants cycle.

“We’re grateful to the Georgia Council for the Arts for recognizing the creative spirit that thrives here in Cuthbert,” said Dr. William R. Kennedy, President of Andrew College. “This grant will help us expand opportunities for students and the community to engage with the arts through new exhibits, performances, and outreach events. The arts are essential to our mission and our region’s vitality, and continued support from the state allows us to keep that energy growing right here in rural southwest Georgia.”

Funding for these grants is provided through appropriations from the Georgia General Assembly.

About Andrew College

Rooted in a tradition of academic excellence, spiritual development, and service, Andrew College offers students a supportive and transformative educational experience. Founded in 1854 and located in Cuthbert, Georgia, the college is affiliated with The United Methodist Church and accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges. Andrew College offers Associate, Bachelor, and Certificate programs designed to prepare students for meaningful careers and lifelong learning.

About Georgia Council for the Arts

Georgia Council for the Arts (GCA) empowers the arts industry in Georgia and artists around the state to cultivate healthy, vibrant communities that are rich in civic participation, cultural experiences, and economic prosperity. As part of the Georgia Department of Economic Development, Georgia Council for the Arts provides grant funding, programs, and services statewide that support this vital industry, preserve our cultural heritage, and create increased access to meaningful arts experiences. Visit gaarts.org for more information.

About GDEcD

The Georgia Department of Economic Development (GDEcD) is the state’s sales and marketing arm. It is Georgia’s lead agency for attracting new business investment, encouraging the expansion of existing industry and small businesses, and locating new markets for Georgia products. As the state’s official destination marketing organization, it drives traveler visitation and promotes the state as a location for film and digital entertainment projects. GDEcD is responsible for planning and mobilizing state resources for economic development, fostering innovation and the arts to drive opportunity from the mountains to the coast. Visit georgia.org for more information.

Photo Details: An artist paints a vibrant town view during the 2024 Arts ‘Round the Square Festival, held in downtown Cuthbert. The annual event showcases regional artists, live demonstrations, and local vendors celebrating creativity and community.

Cuthbert, GA — October 27, 2025 — Andrew College Theatre will present the award-winning comedy The 39 Steps (Abridged) on November 13 and 15 at 7:30 p.m. A special school matinee will be held on Friday, November 14 at 11 a.m.

Mix a Hitchcock masterpiece with a juicy spy novel, add a dash of zany British humor, and you have The 39 Steps – a fast-paced whodunit for the stage. Four Andrew College actors will bring to life 35 comic characters in a production that features spies, missing fingers, handcuffs, an on-stage plane crash, and a touch of old-fashioned romance.

Making their Andrew College stage debuts are Ava Davis (Conyers, GA), Zaid Hassan (Snellville, GA), Breanna Schmitz (Belleview, FL), and Terry Tyson III (Cuthbert, GA).

This production is an associate entry in Region 4 of the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival (KCACTF). The show will receive a regional respondent and nominations to the regional festival in February.

Admission is free, and all performances will take place in the Old Main Theatre, located on the second floor of 501 College Street. An elevator is available to the left of the ground-floor entrance.

School groups wishing to reserve seats for the matinee may contact A.C.T. Director Deborah Liss-Green at 229-732-5968 or via email at deborahlissgreen@andrewcollege.edu.

About Andrew College
Rooted in a tradition of academic excellence, spiritual development, and service, Andrew College offers students a supportive and transformative educational experience. Founded in 1854 and located in Cuthbert, Georgia, the college is affiliated with The United Methodist Church and accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges. Andrew College offers Associate, Bachelor, and Certificate programs designed to prepare students for meaningful careers and lifelong learning.

Photo Details: Flyer for Andrew College Theatre’s production of The 39 Steps (Abridged).

Cuthbert, GA — October 15, 2025 — Andrew College will host the Fall 2025 Meeting of the Georgia Medieval Group on Saturday, October 25, 2025. The meeting is a one-day conference lasting from 11am to 5pm, and will include papers on medieval topics given by regional faculty in English, History, and The Humanities.

The Georgia Medieval Group was founded in 2006 as a regional forum for medieval studies in Georgia. The Group holds its rotating meetings at a Georgia College or University every semester in the Spring and Fall. This Fall is the first time the conference has come to Andrew College.

The conference is free and open to the public, as well as to the faculty, staff, and students of Andrew College. The Program runs from 11:00 am to 4:45 pm in Room 104 of the Staples Building, and includes refreshments.

For additional information, please contact Jonathan Sapp at (336)-816-1188 or jonathansapp@andrewcollege.edu.

About Andrew College

Rooted in a tradition of academic excellence, spiritual development, and service, Andrew College offers students a supportive and transformative educational experience. Founded in 1854 and located in Cuthbert, Georgia, the college is affiliated with The United Methodist Church and accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges.  Andrew College offers Associate, Bachelor, and Certificate programs designed to prepare students for meaningful careers and lifelong learning.