In an attempt to integrate the student perspective, students will elect, for the first time, a representative to give a response to Michie's address. Following the convocation, round table discussions between faculty and students will take place over lunch in the TWC Jockey Club. Through these discussions, the faculty and administration hope to reveal concrete ways to enhance and celebrate the academic intent of the Carthage community. Interested students should sign up for a 10-minute slot on the theatre door. Students should prepare a two-minute dramatic modern monologue.
Auditions are open to all students.
For more information, contact Director of Theatre, Eric Margerum at ext. The Carthage chapter competed against 85 other international chapters for the prestigious award. The selection process included the submission of a 300-page application, which highlighted the chapter's accomplishments in academics, member education, and recruitment. Since its 1992 inception on the Carthage campus, the Carthage DU chapter has been a leader among student organizations. Each year, chapter members organize a homeless rally to benefit Kenosha and Racine area shelters and a teeter-totter marathon, which benefits several charities, including the March of Dimes, the Easter Seals and the Special Olympics.