Engagement & Activities

Glow in the Dark Silent Disco Party.

Come connect with community members and ministries and find out about how to get plugged in with local service opportunities!

Hip Hop Dance Lessons

Interested in becoming a Pal and working with kids? Come connect with current Pal volunteers and leaders and find out what the program is all about!

Bring Your Own Bowl Ramen Bar

MOSAIC is sponsoring a trip to the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute. Open to the first 30 students who sign up! Sign ups are in the Student Life office.

Hosted by the Calling & Career Center – come learn about how to build and craft your resume! Whether or not you have already created a resume, this workshop is for you. You’ll learn tips and best practices to help your resume stand out among applications. You can register here:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/13Ui8fZaXtvd5-7EAcHiQd2ndnU-9kqoEMf4VN8ea1L8/edit?usp=sharing

Hosted by the Calling & Career Center: Come hear from Bryan Alumni as they share their career experience with you and help you think through what your career could look like after Bryan! You can register here:


https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1xBEExtDJX7BWXQiZ4hLUxluGLkZVg3i-4s6v1tPgNwA/edit

Salsa Dance Lessons

Hosted by Calling and Career: Sign up in the ARC to participate in Mock Interviews. This is a great way to practice and hone your interviewing skills. You will get the opportunity to interview with professionals and receive feedback in real time to better prepare for your job and internship opportunities. You can register here:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1y4hdVLmjTvyMNyh8Ga4pvxAMt7RPy_a7nfbN7VclSJo/edit

Reading club open to all students. The book club theme for this semester is The Great Traditions and the book will be a collection of primary sources that explore the philosophical roots of the Western tradition, surveying the West’s great thinkers and ideas starting with Plato and Aristotle and continuing into the twentieth century.

Hosted by Calling & Career Center: Walk through the Career fair (happening on all three levels of Mercer) to interact with and mingle with recruiters from local business and ministries! You can register here:


https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1bEqXeEoRoTyR-LAZXcqyRheIgac2dzJvPcC4nbcVqDk/edit

Hosted by the Calling & Career Center: Interviews by invitation of recruiters only – be sure to come to the Career Fair (2/10) to be considered for these interviews!

Come support your seniors!

Speed dating and movie night

Join the Pals team as they throw a Palentine party for kids in the community!

Come support your seniors!

Come to the Latimer parking lot to donate blood – Blood Assurance Blood Drive

Attention Commuters! MOSAIC Commuter Council is proving donuts to commuter students, available 12:30pm – 2pm in Mercer Common Grounds.

Reading club open to all students. The book club theme for this semester is The Great Traditions and the book will be a collection of primary sources that explore the philosophical roots of the Western tradition, surveying the West’s great thinkers and ideas starting with Plato and Aristotle and continuing into the twentieth century.

Presented by MOSAIC as part of Black History Month celebration. Open to all students. Prizes will be awarded to the winners.

Waltz Dance Lessons

Step by step painting instructions by Courtney Sanford, Artist and Author

Spring in Paris Formal

Art Gallery and Dinner

Reading club open to all students. The book club theme for this semester is The Great Traditions and the book will be a collection of primary sources that explore the philosophical roots of the Western tradition, surveying the West’s great thinkers and ideas starting with Plato and Aristotle and continuing into the twentieth century.

Reading club open to all students. The book club theme for this semester is The Great Traditions and the book will be a collection of primary sources that explore the philosophical roots of the Western tradition, surveying the West’s great thinkers and ideas starting with Plato and Aristotle and continuing into the twentieth century.

Dr. Gleason v Andrew Smith for Fight Night

Offering the same content at two different times to accommodate students’ schedules, the Pals team and a guest speaker will be sharing helpful insights to students on how to effectively minister to kids.

Offering the same content at two different times to accommodate students' schedules, the Pals team and a guest speaker will be sharing helpful insights to students on how to effectively minister to kids.

Join the Pals team as they host a Girls’ Night for young girls in the community! Girls only!!

Your AEI Executive Council on campus is proud to offer the second annual student-led debate. Come hear fellow students discuss politics and public policy from a Christian worldview!

Come hear local leaders share about their organizations, their heart for serving Rhea county, and the volunteer opportunities they have available. Students can earn 1 CFC from attending this event.

Country Two-Step Dance Lessons

Juniors and Seniors, join this formal event designed especially for you to celebrate your time at Bryan together! This annual event has been put on for decades! Come be a part of this memorable evening with dinner and dancing on the River Boat.

Hot Pretzel Bar in the Quad

Reading club open to all students. The book club theme for this semester is The Great Traditions and the book will be a collection of primary sources that explore the philosophical roots of the Western tradition, surveying the West’s great thinkers and ideas starting with Plato and Aristotle and continuing into the twentieth century.

Come support your seniors!

Bryan College Undergraduate Research Conference: A showcase of outstanding research completed by students this academic year across academic disciplines

Reading club open to all students. The book club theme for this semester is The Great Traditions and the book will be a collection of primary sources that explore the philosophical roots of the Western tradition, surveying the West’s great thinkers and ideas starting with Plato and Aristotle and continuing into the twentieth century.

Come to the Latimer parking lot to donate blood – Blood Assurance Blood Drive

Literary Contest Awards Night & Open Mic: Join us to hear contest finalists read their creative work and to find out who won each category. Those in attendance will vote for a people’s choice winner. Preceding the main event, will be an open mic for students interested in reading poetry, short stories, or essays.

Volunteer with the Pals team as they put on their annual carnival style field day for families in the community! Students can earn 1 CFC from volunteering with this event.

Come out to the Ice Ninja Blast Zone, in Dayton for nerf wars, Chick-Fil-A nuggets, and snow cones!

Join us for a groovy disco at The Barn at Drewia Hill! Dinner will be provided, and RollerBlading will follow at Crystal Lanes Skate Center! This is a formal even and you must register for this event!

Come out for a movie night in front of Rudd! Bring your own blanket! Popcorn and toppings will be provided!

Come downtown Dayton to Centennial Park for live music from Nashville singer Kayley Green, pumpkin painting, food trucks, and more!

Come down to the cafeteria to paint with artist and author, Courtney Sanford!

Come down to the Grassy Bowl for a bonfire to kick off the cold weather! Hot chocolate and smores will be provided!

Trivia Timeee! Come down to the Cafeteria, bring a team and compete in some trivia to win prizes!

Winners will receive a gift card.