LC Sprints, Jumps, Throws Challenge
Indoor track and field meet for colleges, junior colleges, and unattached athletes.
For more information, contact Doug Thomasey at 434.544.8066.
Dr. Jack M. Toms Open - Track and Field
LC men's and women's track and field teams to host open college track meet.
For more information, contact Doug Thomasey at 434.544.8066.
LC Commonwealth Duals - Track and Field
Men's and women's track and field dual meet featuring 4-5 Division III schools.
For more information, contact Doug Thomasey at 434.544.8066.
Exhibition - Mining the Museum
Mining the Museum: Perceptions of the Collection by LC Faculty
Exhibition consists of works on paper interpreted by LC faculty from every school.
Image: De re metallica, woodcut, 1557
Mon.-Fri., 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Closed March 9-17 for spring break.
Martha Jackson Jarvis: Ancestors' Bones
Exhibition of drawings, digitally-enhanced imagery, and sculpture by Lynchburg-born Jarvis blurs the boundaries between sequential and special narratives.
Explores the relationships and contingencies linking histories and spirits captured in a vintage photo album and the physicality of nature.
The ABCs of Dementia Behavior Management
The ABCs of Dementia Behavior Management: Where Fall is a Four Letter Word
Tuesday, March 12, 2013, 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Check-in: 8 to 8:30 a.m., Schewel Hall
Sponsored by the Lynchburg College Health Training Consortium.
Featured speakers:
Lecture - Is God a Tree-Hugger?
Dr. Tom Shahady, associate professor of environmental science, will present "Is God a Tree-Hugger? (A Christian's Obligation to the Environment)" in Sydnor Performance Hall, Schewel Hall.
Sponsored by InterVarsity Christian Fellowship.
One-Day Camp: Thanksgiving Break
Our popular Claytor Nature Study Center One-Day Camps are for children in grades 1-6.
Join the Claytor Camp staff for a special pre-Thanksgiving nature celebration including strolls through the woods, pioneer and nature-themed games and environmentally friendly crafts.
One-Day Camp: Fantastic Fall!
Our popular One-Day Camps are for children in grades 1-6.
The air is growing cooler, the days are becoming shorter, and the leaves are changing. Fall is a fantastic time to hike through the forests at Claytor and investigate what is happening.
November Transfer Open House
Join us Friday, November 30 for our Transfer Open House:
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