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Nicole GarnettcontentsCampus Phone Info.....................pages 3, 18August..................................................page 4September.........................................page 6October................................................page 8November..........................................page 10December..........................................page 12Convocation Info...........................page 14Sports Schedules...........................back covers2010-11 eagle productions executive boardAnna Clements President alc007@eagles.bridgewater.eduNicole Garnett Vice President nlg001@eagles.bridgewater.eduBrande Thompson Vice President bct003@eagles.bridgewater.eduLauren Bunch Production Director leb003@eagles.bridgewater.eduKori Matteson Production Director kam008@eagles.bridgewater.eduRobin Cockrell Production Director rmc007@eagles.bridgewater.eduEmmanuela St-Fleur Production Director es001@eagles.bridgewater.eduHello BC!Kori MattesonBrande ThompsonEmmanuela St-FleurRobin CockrellLauren BunchHello and welcome to both returning and new students! We hopeyou had a wonderful and relaxing summer, and are ready to enjoyyour fall semester at Bridgewater.While your semester will be consumedwith classes and studying, there willbe free time. You will form lifelong,Anna Clementscherished memories during thesebreaks from college work.Eagle Productions is excited to fill yourfree time with our brand new calendar,which is complete with old and new events that are sure tocreate cherished memories. With our new and old Signature Events,including Homecoming, blockbuster movies, musicians, Bingo,illusionist Jason Bishop, Simulated Sky Diving, Comedy Sportz andmuch more, EP will, without a doubt be Producing Good Times.Sincerely,Anna ClementsE.P. PresidentP.S. If you would like to get involved with Eagle Productions, pleasecontact a member of the Executive Board. In addition, become fansof E.P. on Facebook and stay in the loop with all the Eagle Productionsupcoming events (Facebook page titled: Eagle Productions!).2

oom abbreviation key:BCEC - Bridgewater College Equestrian CenterBNR - Boitnott RoomBow. - Bowman HallBWCOB - Bridgewater Church of the BrethrenCC - Carter CenterCCC - Carter Center ChapelCH - Cole HallEN - Eagle’s NestKCC - Kline Campus CenterMcK. - McKinneyMDH - Main Dining HallMem. - Memorial HallMem. B. - Memorial BasementML - Moomaw LoungeNin. - NiningerSCR - Student Conference RoomSLCR - Student Life Conference Room5thursday6friday7saturday9 p.m. Sun., Aug. 29EP Presents: 61SyxTechnique - Nininger Gym121314192021262728New Student Move-In & Orientation7:30 p.m.-New Student Convocation-Jim Lucas-CH9 p.m.-EP Presents- OutsideMovie: Iron Man 2 & Make YourOwn T-shirts/Photo Frames-ENPatio9 p.m. Mon., Aug. 30EP Presents: Jason BishopShow - Cole Hall9 p.m. Sat., Aug. 28EP Presents: Iron Man 2 &Make Your Own T-shirts/PhotoFrames - Eagles Nest Patio5

wednesday thursday friday saturday1 23:30 p.m.-SAM/SIFE-Bow. 1115:30 p.m.-Honor Code Induction-Cole Hall6:30-9 p.m.-New StudentReception-President’s Home8 a.m.-4 p.m.- EP Presents: TrentGraphic Poster Sales-KCC Lobby9:30 a.m.-BC Chapel-CCC9:30 a.m.-BCHRM-Bow. 2114:30-7:30 p.m.-Activities Fair-KCCParking Lot7:30 p.m.-Deann Hall Convo.-CH34-8 p.m.-EP and Outdoor ProgramPresents: X-Treme Air-McK Lawn4 p.m.-Ultimate Frisbee-McK.9 p.m. Fri., Sept. 10EP Presents: Drive-In Movie: “KarateKid”-Location TBD47:30 a.m.-Alumni Office Presents:Bus Trip to Away Football Game7 p.m.-Town of Bridgewater Parade-Downtown Bridgewater9 pm: EP Presents: Hula Bingo-MDH8Rosh Hashanah begins @ sundown10 a.m.-Marijuana Debate Follow-upConvo.-CH4 p.m.-Ultimate Frisbee-McK.5 p.m.-CEO-Bow. 1116 p.m.-Civil War Club-Bow.6:30 p.m.-BSM-CCC7:30 p.m.-Equestrian Club-Bow. 1018 p.m.-Spiritual Journeys-ML9BSM Retreat @ Brethren Woods9:30 a.m.-BC Chapel-CCC9:30 a.m.-TABOO-SLCR10 a.m.-APO-EN4 p.m.-Rudy Tucker Artist Talk-BNR8 p.m.-BSU-McK. 10010Eid-al-FitrBSM Retreat at Brethren Woods4 p.m.-Ultimate Frisbee-McK9 p.m.-EP Presents: Drive-InMovie: Karate Kid-Location TBD11BSM Retreat @ Brethren WoodsAll Day September 11 Remembrance-CCC7 p.m.-CRU Presents: Pump it Up153:30 p.m.-SAM/SIFE-Bow. 1114 p.m.-Ultimate Frisbee-McK.4-8 p.m.- Service LearningRoundtable-BNR6 p.m.-Civil War Club-Bow.7:30 p.m.-Equestrian Club-Bow. 101169:30 a.m.-BC Chapel-CCC9:30 a.m.-TABOO-SLCR9:30 a.m.-BCSHRM-Bow. 21110 a.m.-APO-EN8 p.m.-BSU-McK. 100173:30 p.m.-Ben Albers, ConstitutionDay Convo.-McK 1004 p.m.-Ultimate Frisbee-McK6:30 p.m.-BSM-BWCOBYom Kippur begins at sundown9 p.m.-EP Presents: ScavengerHunt-BNR1810 a.m.-10th Anniversary EquestrianCelebration-BCEC9 p.m.-EP Presents: KaraokeNight-BNR22Sukkot4 p.m.-Ultimate Frisbee-McK.5 p.m.-CEO-Bow. 1116 p.m.-Civil War-Bow.6:30 p.m.-BSM-CCC7:30 p.m.-Equestrian Club-Bow. 1018 p.m.-BSA Presents: Open Mic Nightin the Nest239:30 a.m.-BC Chapel-CCC9:30 a.m.-TABOO-SLCR10 a.m.-APO-EN7:30 p.m.-Sonia Shah Convo.-CH8 p.m.-BSU-McK. 100244 p.m.-Ultimate Frisbee-McK6 p.m.- Senior Ring Banquet-MDH9 p.m.-EP Presents: DuelingPianos International-BNR25FAMILY WEEKEND11 a.m.-EP and the President’sOffice Presents: SeptemberFan-Fest-MDH5 p.m.-Family Weekend Mass-CCC9 p.m.-EP Presents: BC FamilyFeud-BNR29 309 a.m.-6 p.m.-Senior Pictures3:30 p.m.-SAM/SIFE4 p.m.-Ultimate Frisbee-McK.6 p.m.-Civil War-Bow.7:30 p.m.-Equestrian Club-Bow. 1017:30 p.m.-Joe Quirk Convo.-CH9 a.m.-6 p.m.-Senior Pictures9:30 a.m.-BC Chapel-CCC9:30 a.m.-TABOO-SLCR10 a.m.-APO-EN8 p.m.-BSU-McK. 1007

october2010sunday monday tuesday9 p.m. Fri.,Oct. 22 - EPPresents: TheTwilight Saga:Eclipse38 a.m.-Outdoor Program Presents:Outdoor Rock Climbing7 p.m.-In Step Dance-Funk49 a.m.-6 p.m.-Senior Pictures4 p.m.-Scott Jost Artist Talk Convo.-BNR4:45-7:15 p.m.-EP Presents:Italian Family Dinner-MDH6 p.m.-NCP-Bow. 1038 p.m.-CRU-McK 1007 p.m.-Student Senate-BNR59 a.m.-6 p.m.-Senior Pictures9:30 a.m.-Ultimate Money SkillsConvo.-CH4 p.m.-MCO-Mem. 35:30 p.m.-Veritas-Mem. B7:30 p.m.-CCM8 p.m.-FCA-Nin.8 p.m.-Outdoors Club-McK8 p.m.-EP and BSA Present: SoulCafe-BNRFri., Oct., 29EP Presents:Trips to LocalHauntedHouses1017117 p.m.-In Step Dance-Funk Columbus Day6 p.m.-NCP-Bow. 1038 p.m.-CRU-McK 10018BSM Fall Break Service Project129:30 a.m.-Student Learning ServiceFair Convo.-KCC Lounge4 p.m.-MCO-Mem. 35:30 p.m.-Veritas-Mem. B6:30 p.m.-Ripples-SCR7:30 p.m.-CCM8 p.m.-FCA-Nin.8 p.m.-Outdoors Club-McK198241 p.m.-Outdoor ProgramsPresents: Day Hike6 p.m.-Convo.-SCS-Movie: Coraline-Bow. 1017 p.m.-In Step Dance-Funk31Halloween2 p.m.-CROP Walk-BridgewaterRetirement Community7 p.m.-In Step Dance-Funk256 p.m.-NCP-Bow. 1037 p.m.-Student Senate-BNR8 p.m.-CRU-McK 100268 a.m.-5 p.m.-UnderclassmenPictures-ML9:30 a.m.-President Cornelius Convo.-BNR4 p.m.-MCO-Mem. 35:30 p.m.-Veritas-Mem. B6:30 p.m.-Ripples-SCR7:30 p.m.-CCM8 p.m.-FCA-Nin.8 p.m.-Outdoors Club-McK

Oct. 7-10 Homecoming Weekend & Inauguration CelebrationMaking A Difference - Honoring the Past.Living the Present. Shaping the Future.1friday9 a.m.-6 p.m.-Senior Pictures4 p.m.-Ultimate Frisbee-McK6:30 p.m.-BSM-BWCOB8 p.m.-BSA Presents: Miss BC-CCC2saturday9 p.m.-EP Presents: Glow Party-BNRwednesday64 p.m.-Ultimate Frisbee-McK.5 p.m.-CEO-Bow. 1116 p.m.-Civil War-Bow.6:30 p.m.-BSM-CCC7:30 p.m.-Equestrian Club-Bow. 1018 p.m.-EP Presents: Mr. BC-ColeHall133:30 p.m.-SIFE/SAM-Bow. 1114 p.m.-Ultimate Frisbee-McK.6 p.m.-Civil War Club-Bow.7:30 p.m.-Equestrian Club-Bow.1017:30 p.m.-Latin Ballet-CH8 p.m.-Spiritual Journeys-LocationTBD714thursday9:30 a.m.-BC Chapel-CCC9:30 a.m.-TABOO-SLCR9:30 a.m.-BCSHRM-Bow. 21110 a.m.-APO-EN10:30 a.m.-Inauguration of PresidentCornelius Convo.8 p.m.-BSU-McK. 1008 p.m.-Symphonic Band Concert-CCC9:30 a.m.-BC Chapel-CCC9:30 a.m.-TABOO-SLCR10 a.m.-APO-EN7:30 p.m.-Gary Telgenhoff Convo.-CH8 p.m.-BSU-McK. 10084 p.m.-Ultimate Frisbee-McK8:30 p.m.-EP Presents: Pep Rally-Nininger Gym9:30 p.m.-EP Presents: Bonfire/Fireworks, Dillon Field10 p.m.-1 a.m.-BSA Presents: SoulTrain-BNRHOMECOMING WEEKEND & INAUGURATION CELEBRATION15Mid Term Grades DueFall Break Begins After Last Class911 a.m.-EP Presents: HomecomingParade-Around CampusHalftime Football Game-EP Presents: Coronationof the Homecoming King and Queen4-6 p.m.-EP and the Alumni Office Present:Ultimate Tailgate Party-MDH5 p.m.-Catholic Mass-CCC7:30 p.m.-BC Chorale/Jazz Band Concert-CCC9 p.m.-EP Presents: Clearview Concert-BNR16BSM Fall Break Service Project8:15 a.m.-Alumni Office: Bus Trip toAway Football Game20Classes Resume4 p.m.-Ultimate Frisbee-McK.5 p.m.-CEO-Bow. 1116 p.m.-Civil War-Bow.6:30 p.m.-BSM-CCC7:30 p.m.-Equestrian Club-Bow. 1017:30 p.m.-Lisa Dodson Convo.-CH21PDP Day10 a.m.-12 p.m.-Career ExplorationDay-Nin. Gym8 p.m.-BSU-McK. 100229 p.m.-EP Presents: Movie-TheTwilight Saga: Eclipse4 p.m.-Ultimate Frisbee-McK23273:30 p.m.-SIFE/SAM-Bow. 1114 p.m.-Ultimate Frisbee-McK.6 p.m.-Civil War-Bow.7:30 p.m.-Equestrian Club-Bow. 101288 a.m.-5 p.m.-Faculty StaffPictures-ML9:30 a.m.-BC Chapel-CCC9:30 a.m.-TABOO-SLCR9:30 a.m.-Fall Spiritual Focus Convo.-Ted and Company-CC10 a.m.-APO-EN4:30- 7 p.m.-CROP Hunger Meal-MDH8 p.m.-BSU-McK. 1008 p.m.-Fall Spiritual Focus Convo.-Tedand Company-CC294 p.m.-Ultimate Frisbee-McK6:30 p.m.-BSM-BWCOB8 p.m.-CRU Presents: MasqueradeBall-Daleville BasementEP Presents: Trips to LocalHaunted Houses307 p.m.-EP Presents: MurderMystery Dinner Theatre-KCCLounge, BNR, MDH9

november2010Dia7sundayEnd of Daylight Savings Time1 p.m.-Outdoor Programs Presents:Day Hike3 p.m.-Convo.-BC Theatre Production:Mostellaria-CH7 p.m.-In Step Dance-Funk1 28monday tuesday wednesdayde los Muertos6 p.m.-NCP-Bow. 1038 p.m.-CRU-McK 1004 p.m.-Marvin Tadlock ArtistTalk-BNR6 p.m.-NCP-Bow. 1037 p.m.-Student Senate-BNR8 p.m.-CRU-McK 100Election Day9:30 a.m.-Bernardo Motta Convo.-BNR4 p.m.-MCO-Mem. 35:30 p.m.-Veritas-Mem. B7:30 p.m.-CCM8 p.m.-FCA-Nin.8 p.m.-Outdoors Club-McK8 p.m.-Lyceum: Liber EnsembleConvo.-CC94 p.m.-MCO-Mem. 35:30 p.m.-Veritas-Mem. B6:30 p.m.-Ripples-SCR7:30 p.m.-CCM8 p.m.-FCA-Nin.8 p.m.-Outdoors Club-McK310 a.m.-3 p.m. Convo. on the Road:Career Fair at UVA4 p.m.-Ultimate Frisbee-McK.5 p.m.-CEO-Bow. 1116 p.m.-Civil War Club-Bow.6:30 p.m.-BSM-CCC7:30 p.m.-Equestrian Club-Bow.101103:30 p.m.- SAM/SIFE-Bow. 1114 p.m.-Ultimate Frisbee-McK.6:30 p.m.-BSM-CCC7:30 p.m.-Equestrian Club-Bow.1018 p.m Spiritual Life Journey-ML14157 p.m.-In Step Dance-Funk 6 p.m.-NCP-Bow. 1038 p.m.-Town Hall Meeting Convo.-MDH*8 p.m.-CRU-McK 100169:30 a.m.-Thanksgiving Campus WorshipConvo.-CC4 p.m.-MCO-Mem. 35:30 p.m.-Veritas-Mem. B6:30 p.m.-Ripples-SCR7:30 p.m.-CCM8 p.m.-FCA-Nin.8 p.m.-Outdoors Club-McK174 p.m.-Ultimate Frisbee-McK.5 p.m.-CEO-Bow. 1116 p.m.-Civil War-Bow.7:30 p.m.-Equestrian Club-Bow.101212 p.m.-Outdoor Programs Present:Skeet Shooting6 p.m.-Convo.-SCS-Movie: District9-Bow. 1017 p.m.-In Step Dance-Funk226 p.m.-NCP-Bow. 1037 p.m.-Student Senate-BNR8 p.m.-CRU-McK 10023Thanksgiving Break begins afterlast class242829 30Classes Resume6 p.m.-NCP-Bow. 1038 p.m.-CRU-McK 1009:30 a.m.-Christmas Campus WorshipConvo.-CC4 p.m.-MCO-Mem. 35:30 p.m.-Veritas-Mem. B6:30 p.m.-Ripples-SCR7:30 p.m.-CCM8 p.m.-FCA-Nin.8 p.m.-Outdoors Club-McK*Tentatively Scheduled10

4thursday friday saturday9:30 a.m.-BC Chapel-CCC9:30 a.m.-TABOO-SLCR9:30 a.m.-BCSHRM-Bow. 21110 a.m.-APO-EN8 p.m.-BSU-McK. 1008 p.m.-Convo.-BC Theatre Production:Mostellaria-CH5Last Day to Withdraw from Classes4 p.m.-Ultimate Frisbee-McK8 p.m.-EP Presents: ComedySportz-BNR8 p.m.-Convo.-BC Theatre Production:Mostellaria-CH68 p.m.-Convo.-BC Theatre Production:Mostellaria-CHConvo. on the Road-HolocaustMuseum11 p.m. Sat., Nov. 20EP Presents: Late Night in theNest with Jason LeVasseur11Veterans Day9:30 a.m.-BC Chapel-CCC9:30 a.m.-TABOO-SLCR9:30 a.m.-Ethics Bowl Convo.-CH10 a.m.-APO-EN8 p.m.-BSU-McK. 100124 p.m.-Ultimate Frisbee-McK7:30 p.m.-EP and Convo. Present:JR Martinez-CH139 a.m.-Alumni Office: Bus Trip to AwayFootball5 p.m.-Catholic Mass-CCC7 p.m.-CRU Presents: Photo ScavengerHunt18Fast for World Harvest9:30 a.m.-BC Chapel-CCC9:30 a.m.-TABOO-SLCR9:30 a.m.-BCSHRM-Bow. 21110 a.m.-APO-EN8 p.m.-BSU-McK. 100194 p.m.-Ultimate Frisbee-McK6:30 p.m.-BSM-BWCOB8 p.m.-EP and Convo. Present:Peter Bielegus-BNR2011 p.m.-EP Presents: Late Night inthe Nest with Jason LeVasseur25Thanksgiving Day26278 p.m. Fri., Nov. 19EP and Convo. Present:Peter Bielegus-BNR11

december 2010sunday monday tuesdaywednesday1Hanukkah4 p.m.-Ultimate Frisbee-McK.5 p.m.-CEO-Bow. 1116 p.m.-Civil War-Bow.7:30 p.m.-Equestrian Club-Bow. 1017:30 p.m.-Career Services Presents:Pete Liebman Convo.-CH5Reading Day3 p.m.-Oratorio Choir Concert-CCC678exams121314151920212226Kwanzaa27282912

9 p.m. Fri., Dec. 3EP Presents: BasketballPep Rally and Concert-Nininger Hall29thursday friday saturday9:30 a.m.-BC Chapel-CCC9:30 a.m.-TABOO-SLCR9:30 a.m.-BCSHRM-Bow. 21110 a.m.-APO-EN6 p.m.-Pre-Kwanzaa Celebration-BNR8 p.m.-BSU-McK. 1003Last Day of Classes8 a.m.-3 p.m.-Student Art Sale-KCCLounge4 p.m.-Ultimate Frisbee-McK6:30 p.m.-BSM Christmas Party-BWCOB9 p.m.-EP Presents: BasketballPep Rally and Concert-NiningerHall10Christmas Break begins after last class4Reading Day5 p.m.-Catholic Mass-CCC5 p.m.-CRU Presents: ChristmasParty-McK. 1008 p.m.-Oratorio Choir Concert-CCC112161718232425Christmas30 31New Year’s Eve13

eagleproductionsFind updates to the convo schedule at: www.bridgewater.edu/StudentLife/Convocationsfall convocationsSaturday, August 28 | Cole Hall, 7:30 p.m.New Student Orientation Convocation – Reflections:Renditions of Speeches by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. – JimLucasSponsor: Weimer Peace LecturesJim Lucas is an advocate of King’s philosophy of nonviolent civilaction to effect social change. Like King, Lucas participated inlocal protests and demonstrations to achieve school integrationin his hometown of Lake Providence, La. In August 1983, he attendedthe 20th anniversary of the March on Washington. It wasduring that march that Lucas received the inspiration to learnand later recite King’s speeches. Lucas travels nationwide deliveringvarious renditions of King’s “I Have a Dream,” “I’ve Been tothe Mountaintop,” and excerpts from “The Drum Major Instinct”and “The Letter from Birmingham Jail,” in this dramatic one-manshow.Tuesday, August 31 | Nininger Gym, 9:30 a.m.Opening Convocation - President George E. CorneliusPresident George Cornelius and hiswife, Susan.14George E. Cornelius is a nativeand lifelong resident ofPennsylvania. He obtained hisundergraduate degree fromThe Pennsylvania State University,and holds a juris doctordegree, magna cum laude,from the Dickinson School ofLaw of Penn State.Cornelius formerly servedas Secretary of Communityand Economic Development(DCED) for the Commonwealthof Pennsylvania, wherehe directed a department ofapproximately 350 employeesand 90 state and federal programs. Prior to joining PennsylvaniaGov. Edward Rendell’s cabinet, Cornelius was president andCEO of Arkema Inc. Operations in the Americas included sevenbusiness units, R&D and technology center, corporate stafffunctions, 18 manufacturing centers, and commercial offices inBrazil, Canada and Mexico. Before that, he served as vice presidentand general counsel of ATOFINA (predecessor to ArkemaInc.). An attorney, Cornelius formerly was a partner at EckertSeamans Cherin & Mellott, a national law firm headquartered inPittsburgh.Cornelius has been a member of the Knobsville, Mechanicsburg,Ridgeway and Wilmington (Del.) congregations of the Church ofthe Brethren, and for several years served as a licensed ministerin the Southern Pennsylvania District.Cornelius and his wife, Susan, are the parents of two adult sonswho are married and living in Indianapolis and Portland, Ore.Thursday, September 2 | Cole Hall, 7:30 p.m.Discovery Channel’s Smash Lab: Deanne BellSponsor: Harold H. Hersch Endowed Lecture SeriesDeanne Bell earned a B.S. in mechanical engineering from WashingtonUniversity in St. Louis. Her work experience ranges fromdesigning FLIR (Forward Looking Infrared) and LADAR opticalnavigation systems for the aerospace industry to doing productdevelopment for a CAD software startup.Passionate about working with the next generation of scientistsand engineers, she previously hosted Design Squad, an educationalshow for teens on PBS. On Smash Lab, she draws uponher background to inspire others within the field of scienceand technology. Defying stereotypes of what a typical engineershould be, she speaks enthusiastically and candidly about herjourney to success – without a pocket protector. From explodinga 747 to crashing a 300-ton train, Deanne illustrates how creativityis at the heart of scientific innovation, and how educationalmedia can be used to promote diversity within the field oftechnology.Tuesday, September 7 | Carter Center, 9:30 a.m.Campus Worship – The Rev. Dr. Robert Miller“Old Faithful”After traveling out west and visiting six national parks in twoweeks this summer, an exhausted but exhilarated ChaplainMiller will reflect on the real “Old Faithful.”Tuesday, September 7 | Cole Hall, 7:30 p.m.DEBATE: Legalization of Marijuana:Steve Hager and Robert StutmanSponsor: Anna B. Mow Endowed Lecture SeriesSteve Hager, longtime editor of HighTimes magazine takes on hard-hittingDEA (Drug Enforcement Administrator)veteran Robert Stutman on the multitude of issues surroundingmarijuana legalization. This event is interactive –completelydriven by student questions. It provides a well-balanced forumfor students and community on both sides of this embattledtopic.Wednesday, September 8 | Boitnott Room, 10 a.m.Marijuana Debate Follow-up: Drug Use on Campus Workshop:Robert StutmanPlease join this workshop on the drug use issues facing BC.Robert Stutman presents the problems of buying drugs on thestreet and the consequences of misidentification. He talks aboutthe mistakes even your best friends can make when they sharedrugs with you. He talks honestly about the effects of the mostpopular street drugs, such as OxyContin, icodin, cocaine, meth,Adderall, Ritalin, salvia and Marijuana, even if you got the rightstuff. Most importantly, he discusses these issues in a straightforwardmanner based on his 25 years with the DEA, includingfive years living undercover.Sunday, September 12 | Bowman Hall Room 101, 6 p.m.Fall Sunday Cinema Series #1 – InvictusThe film tells the inspiring true story of how newly-electedPresident Nelson Mandela joined forces with the captain ofSouth Africa’s rugby team to help unite the country. Knowing his

Find updates to the convo schedule at: www.bridgewater.edu/StudentLife/ConvocationseagleproductionsConvocation Information, continued.nation remains racially and economically divided in the wake ofapartheid, Mandela believes he can bring his people togetherthrough the universal language of sport. He rallies South Africa’sunderdog rugby team as they make an unlikely run to the 1995World Cup Championship match.The Sunday Cinema Series will consist of thought-provoking movies with postscreeningdiscussions. Students must stay for the discussion after the film inorder to receive convocation credit.Tuesday, September 14 | Cole Hall, 9:30 a.m.PDP Convo – required for seniors!Seniors! Do you know what’s expected of you during the seniorworkshops on PDP Day? Do you know everything’s that’s requiredfor your senior portfolio? Do you know all of this year’sdeadlines? Come to the REQUIRED senior PDP convocation tofind out all this and much more.Please note, attendance at this convocation is a requirement for PDP 400.Tuesday, September 14 | Carter Center, 9:30 a.m.PDP Convo – required for juniors!Juniors! Do you know how to write an effective cover letter andresume for inclusion in your senior portfolio? Do you know howto present yourself on paper to your best advantage? Come tothe REQUIRED junior PDP convocation to find out this and muchmore.Please note, attendance at this convocation is a requirement for PDP 300.Friday, September 17 | McKinney Room 100, 3:30 p.m.Constitution Day Convo: Guns in America: History, Policy,and the Second Amendment: Dr. Benjamin AlbersFor our annual Constitution Day Convocation, Dr. BenjaminAlbers, assistant professor of sociology, will provide an overviewof the constitutional, cultural and legislative “landscape” of thecontroversies surrounding gun ownership in America. Studentswill develop an understanding of how the various participants inthe debate – from “gun-grabbers” to militiamen – have arrived attheir positions and on what grounds they make their arguments.Albers will introduce criminological and other sociological dataas a means of helping students consider their own positions. Healso will explore some of the implications of various legal andlegislative/policy approaches.Tuesday, September 21 | Cole Hall, 9:30 a.m.Interterm Travel CoursesPlease join us for a very pragmatic convo! Faculty who are doingtravel courses for Interterm will talk about their trips and answerany questions students may have. Many trips still have openspaces!Thursday, September 23 | Cole Hall, 7:30 p.m.Crude: The Story of Oil: Sonia ShahSponsor: W. Harold Row Endowed Lecture SeriesShah tells the story of the black gold that eclipsed King Coal,won the Great War, propelled the West from industrial revolutionto the Plastic Age, and divided the world of nations into threecamps: the powerful, the powerless and the power-hungry. Inpowerful, accessible language and with visual aids, Shah weavestogether the science, economics, politics and social history ofoil in a way that will change the way people look at the worldsmost coveted and contentious mineral.Tuesday, September 28 | Cole Hall, 9:30 a.m.Student Life Family FeudTest your knowledge about the Office of Student Life atBC. Don’t miss this action packed, informational, and fun convocation.Teams will be comprised of Student Life staff membersand students. The first 50 students will receive “clickers” so theycan actively participate in the show. Please watch for moreinformation about this convocation and Student Life Week.Tuesday, September 28 | Convo on the RoadGrad Fair with Sherry TalbottDetails still be finalized for this event. Keep tuned towww.bridgewater.edu/StudentLife/Convocations for latestinformation.Wednesday, September 29 | Cole Hall, 7:30 p.m.The Science of Love, Sex & Relationships: Joe QuirkJoin us for a Pixar-animated look at the biology behind many ofour sexual behaviors in this convo by journalist Joe Quirk. Is monogamynatural? Why do we bother falling in love? Can’t we justhave sex and get it over with? Why do men have a madonna/whore Complex? Why do women have a nice guy/bad boy torment?Why are you attracted to somebody you know is a jerk?Is homosexuality natural? Why are older men attracted to youngwomen? Why are young woman attracted to older high-statusmen? Did men and women breed each other to be intelligent?Why is gossip so much fun?Monday, October 4 | Boitnott Room, 4 p.m.Artist Talk: Scott JostTuesday, October 5 | Cole Hall, 9:30 a.m.The Ultimate Money Skills: College ProgramThe “Ultimate Money Skills: College” program gives students anunderstanding of appropriate credit card use, student bankingoptions, how to develop and follow a budget and theimportance of saving. According to the College Board’s 2008Trends in Student Aid, almost 60 percent of four-year students’graduate with some debt, and the average student loan debtamong graduating seniors is $22,700. This 60-minute, interactive,assembly-style presentation helps students recognize thatthe choices they make about money while in college can havea direct impact on their future financial success and providesthem the information they need to make better decisions goingforward.Thursday, October 7 | Campus Mall, 10:30 a.m.Inauguration: President George CorneliusDetails still be finalized for this event. Keep tuned towww.bridgewater.edu/StudentLife/Convocations for latestinformation.15

eagleproductionsFind updates to the convo schedule at: www.bridgewater.edu/StudentLife/ConvocationsConvocation Information, continued.Tuesday, October 12 | KCC LoungeCommunity Service FairThe Community Service Fair is an occasion for students learnabout the many service agencies and non-profit organizationthat serve the Harrisonburg-Rockingham County area. Studentswill also have the chance to gain an understanding about themissions, purposes, and serviceopportunities these organizationsprovide.Wednesday, October 13 | Cole Hall,7:30 p.m.Hispanic Youth Symposium: LatinBallet of VirginiaFrom the passionate fury of flamencoto tango’s forbidden heat, the polishedelegance of classical ballet tothe earthen power of modern dance,the Latin Ballet of Virginia uses theexpressive beauty of movement toweave the tales and traditions thatare the heart and soul of Hispanicculture. The trooop combines technical excellence with a soulfuldepth of emotion and an unwavering commitment to education,diversity and accessibility.Thursday, October 14 | Cole Hall, 7:30 p.m.The Reality of Forensic Science: Dr. Gary TelgenhoffSponsor: W. Harold Row Endowed Lecture SeriesDr. Gary Telgenhoff is currently employed as a forensic pathologistand deputy medical examiner at the Clark County Coroner’sOffice in Las Vegas. He is also the forensics consultant on the hittelevision drama CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. With 16 years oftraining and 11 years ofexperience in the fieldof forensic pathology,he has the backgroundfor an educational, humorous,dark, macabrepresentation that onewill not soon forget.Telgenhoff’s presentationis unusual andwill take you from thebeginnings of CSI through the actual job and reality of forensicscience.Wednesday, October 20 | Cole Hall, 7:30 p.m.The Moral Underground: Dr. Lisa DodsonSponsor: Anna B. Mow Endowed Lecture SeriesDr. Lisa Dodson is an author, professor and social researcher whospent the last 25 years listening to hundreds of everyday peopletalk about their lives and their place in society. Widely know forher policy research on low-wage families, she has testified beforeU.S. Congressional committees and the Equal EmploymentOpportunity Committee, arguing for better work and familypolicies. Dodson is at the forefront of the “moral underground,”a silent movement for economic justice. Her most recent bookThe Moral Underground: How Ordinary Americans Subvert anUnfair Economy, examines the profound harm of a deeply stratifiedeconomy and she uncovers moral conflicts that come withunfairness.Sunday, October 24 | Bowman Hall Room 101, 6:00 p.m.Fall Sunday Cinema Series #2 – CoralineGearing up for Halloween, the second Sunday Cinema Convowill be a showing of the animated classic Coraline in which ayoung girl walks through a secret door in her new home anddiscovers an alternate version of her life. On the surface, thisparallel reality is eerily similar to her real life – only much better.But when her adventure turns dangerous, and her counterfeitparents try to keep her forever, Coraline must count on herresourcefulness, determination and bravery to get back home –and save her family.The Sunday Cinema Series will consist of thought-provoking movies with postscreeningdiscussions. Students must stay for the discussion after the film inorder to receive convocation credit.Tuesday, October 26 | Boitnott Room, 9:30 a.m.A Topic of Personal Interest: President George CorneliusPlease join us for a Tuesday morning convocation with PresidentCornelius.Thursday, October 28 | Carter Center, 9:30 a.m.Fall Spiritual Focus – morning serviceTed & Company Theater Works perform biblical stories that willchallenge your mind, touch your heart and tickle your funnybone. Ted is a theologian of a different sort. Both theater andseminary trained, he has found a unique and entertaining discovery;at the intersection of humor and biblical story is often agreater understanding of the text. Or, at the very least, a differentunderstanding. It’s “comedic exegesis.” When we allow ourselvesto laugh, we open up the possibility of experiencing God’s graceand accepting the truth of our lives more courageously.Thursday, October 28 | Carter Center, 8:00 p.m.Fall Spiritual Focus – evening serviceTed & Company Theater Works present “The Big Story.” Thisdramatic, one-man show starring Ted Swartz, combines scripture,story and humor. The show includes: Abraham receivinga new sign of the covenant with God. Aaron’s frustrations withthe limited menu while wandering in the desert –”It seems likeMoses is making the stuff up as he goes along.” Jeremiah andhis tattered shorts –”I was never that popular anyway.” Peter’samazement and bewilderment of this man Jesus –”Does everythinghave to be a teachable moment with this guy?” Paul’spoignant description of his conversion. The book of Revelationseen through the eyes of a homeless man who discovers thebook lying on the subway.Tuesday, November 2 | Boitnott Room, 9:30 a.m.Environmental Communication: How the Media Coveredthe Gulf Oil Spill: Dr. Bernardo Motta16

Find updates to the convo schedule at: www.bridgewater.edu/StudentLife/ConvocationseagleproductionsConvocation Information, continued.Dr. Bernardo Motta, assistant professor of communication studies,will talk about the issues surrounding the gulf oil spill andhow the media portrayed it. Please join us for a fascinating lookat environmental communication.Tuesday, November 2 | Carter Center, 8 p.m.Lyceum: Liber Ensemble for Early MusicSince its founding in 1996 vocal ensemble LIBER (formerly LiberunUsualis) has soared to prominence for its warm, compellingand assured performances of Medieval and early-Renaissancemusic. The ensemble’s mastery of medieval vocal technique andits inventive programming have drawn enthusiastic audiencesthroughout the U.S. and Europe. Led by artistic directors MelanieGermond and William Hudson, the critically-acclaimed ensemblecontinues to draw on the most recent developments in earlymusic scholarship to bring ancient music to life.Wednesday, November 3 | Convo on the RoadUVA Career Fair with Sherry TalbottDetails still be finalized for this event. Keep tuned towww.bridgewater.edu/StudentLife/Convocations for latestinformation.Thursday, Friday, Saturday, November 4-6 | Cole Hall 8 p.m.Sunday, November 7 | Cole Hall 3 p.m.Mostellaria (The Haunted House) by Plautus; Translated byErich SegalA popular Roman play, Mostellaria (The Haunted House) is aknock-about comedy that features some of the funniest scenesto ever grace the stage. With his father abroad, Philolaches stayshome and lives it up, taking advantage of all that life has to offera rich, young man, free from parental supervision. Upon thefather’s sudden return, Philolaches’ crafty slave, Tranino, inventsone tale after another to prevent Philolaches’ father from findingout the truth about what has transpired.Talk-Back and Reception November 5 after the performance: $9 Adults, $7Seniors and Non-BC Students. Ticket Reservations: (540) 828-5631Note: Students may attend multiple showings, but will only receive 1 convocredit for the play.Saturday, November 6Convo on the Road – Holocaust MuseumCo-Sponosored with Office of Multicultural ServicesThe Office of Multicultural Services is sponsoring a trip to WashingtonD.C. to visit both the Holocaust Museum & the SmithsonianInstitute American Indian Museum. This trip will be fun andinformative. The first 50 to sign-up will be guaranteed a seatwith a $5.00 deposit. For details about this convo, please contactMs. Stephanie Wilson, director of multicultural services & servicelearning.Phone: 540-828-5749; swilson@bridgewater.eduThursday, November 11 | Cole Hall, 9:30 a.m.Ethics BowlSponsor: Virginia Foundation for Independent CollegesCome see fellow students display their forensic talents as theydebate a topical and pertinent ethical issue. This event helpsdetermine who will represent BC at the state competition.Friday, November 12 | Cole Hall, 7:30 p.m.His Amazing Story of Resilience, Perseverance and Optimism:JR MartinezSponsor: Sponsor: Weimer Peace LecturesCo-Sponsor: Eagle ProductionsGrowing up without a father, JR Martinez faced the difficulties ofteenage life without the love and guidance of a male role model.He enlisted in the U.S. Army in September 2002 and underwentbasic and advanced training at Fort Benning, Ga. Less thana month after being deployed to Iraq in March of 2003, JR wasdriving a Humvee when his left front tire hit a landmine. He sufferedsevere burns on more than 40 percent of his body as wellas smoke inhalation and spent 34 months at BAMC, undergoing32 different surgeries, including skin grafts and cosmetic surgery.Through this experience he’s discovered it’s what’s inside a personthat matters most and devotes himself to showing othersthe true value in making the most of every situation.Monday, November 15 | Main Dining Hall, 8 p.m.Student Senate Town Hall MeetingPlease join your student senators for an open discussion of thetopics that students have identified as some of the most pressingconcerns/needs. (TENTATIVELY SCHEDULED!)Tuesday, November 16 | Carter Center, 9:30 a.m.Thanksgiving Campus Worship – Robbie MillerPlease join us for this special opportunity to give thanks to Godfor the blessings we experience all year long.Friday, November 19 | Cole Hall, 8 p.m.Eagle Productions Presents: Peter BielegusPeter knows about college creditcard debt first hand. When Peterentered college he had severalthousand dollars in savings and inhis first six months of college hehad acquired $5000.00 in creditcard debt. Peter used this as hiswake up call and started learningabout personal finance, talkingto experts and reading over 300books on money management.By graduation, Peter had pulledhimself out of debt. Peter’s passionis educating other youngpeople on financial education andhe has been dubbed the “Go To Guy For Young People and TheirMoney.” This convocation will inspire you to start managingyour money today! For more information please check Peter’swebsite at: www.peterbspeaks.com .Sunday, November 21 | Bowman Hall Room 101, 6 p.m.Fall Sunday Cinema Series #3 – District 9From producer Peter Jackson (The Lord of the Rings trilogy) anddirector Neill Blomkamp comes a startlingly original science fic-17

eagleproductionsFind updates to the convo schedule at: www.bridgewater.edu/StudentLife/ConvocationsConvocation Information, continued.tion thriller that “soars on the imagination of its creators” (Peter Travers, RollingStone). With stunning special effects and gritty realism, the film plunges usinto a world where the aliens have landed... only to be exiled to a slum on thefringes of Johannesburg. One lone human discovers the mysterious secret ofthe extraterrestrial weapon technology. Hunted and hounded through thebizarre back alleys of an alien shantytown, he discovers what it means to bethe ultimate outsider on your own planet.The Sunday Cinema Series will consist of thought-provoking movies with post-screening discussions.Students must stay for the discussion after the film in order to receive convocation credit.Tuesday, November 30 | Carter Center, 9:30 a.m.Christmas Campus Worship – Robbie MillerExperience the wonder of Christ’s birth in scripture, candle-lighting, drama andsong.Wednesday, December 1 | Cole Hall, 7:30 p.m.Idealize Enterprises: Pete LeibmanIdealize Enterprises is a professional development company that works withcolleges, universities, alumni groups, professional associations and top corporations.Conducting presentations for students and recent graduates nationwide,the company also host professional development events in the Washington,D.C. area. Students and recent graduates who attend the programsbecome more confident, more focused, more professional and more employable.As a result, they get hired faster, they get better jobs and they start theircareers more effectively.the short directory:Switchboard (KCC Front Desk)......ext. 0Health Services.......................ext. 5384Library.....................................ext. 5413Business Office........................ext. 5392Financial Aid...........................ext. 5377Funkhouser Center ................ext. 5732Chartwells Dining...................ext. 5333Bookstore................................ext. 5334Post Office...............................ext. 5337IT Center Help Desk................ext. 4357Maintenance...........................ext. 5317Registrar..................................ext. 5312Swimming Pool.......................ext. 5464Housekeeping.........................ext. 5319five convo formats:The “Traditional” SeriesHeld every Tuesday morning at 9:30 a.m.,these convocations typically involve speakers,presenters, and participants from withinthe Bridgewater College community. Theseconvocations are designed as a forum for thecampus and the community to stay abreastof relevant issues.The “Convo on the Road” SeriesHeld occasionally, and with a limited numberof participants, these convocations arefield trips with an educational twist. We areable to offer the trips at a discounted priceto students as they are subsidized by theconvocation budget.The “Evening Event” SeriesHeld on weekday evenings usually at 7:30p.m., these convocations typically involvespeakers recruited from the national orinternational scene and are supported byBridgewater College’s endowed lecturefunds. These convocations are designed tochallenge and provoke the audience to thinkabout issues in new ways or perhaps for thefirst time. These evening events sometimesdraw a large audience and last an hour.The “Sunday Cinema” SeriesHeld every other Sunday evening at 6:00p.m., this film series will show topical and/or provocative films. These films will besponsored by various academic departmentsand/or faculty members who will lead adiscussion following the film. Please notethat several of these films will involve adultcontent and mature themes.Lyceum Series & Faculty RecitalsHeld on specific Tuesday evenings at 8:00p.m., these series, which are part of the “EveningEvent” convocations, bring professionalmusical and cultural events of the highestcaliber to the college.Athletics..................................ext. 5476Counseling Services...............ext. 5379BOW 3 rd Writing Lab...............ext. 5604Intramurals..............................ext. 5391Academic Affairs.....................ext. 5608President’s Office....................ext. 5605Eagle’s Nest.............................ext. 5703Copy Center.............................ext. 5315Veritas (Campus Newspaper).......ext. 5329Sports Info. Hotline................ext. 5649Service-Learning Center........ext.5674Tutoring...................................ext. 5370Student Senate Office............ext. 532718

Find updates to the convo schedule at: www.bridgewater.edu/StudentLife/ConvocationsFootballDate Opponent Time PlaceSept. 4 Saint Vincent College 1:00 p.m. Latrobe, PASept. 11 Shenandoah University 1:00 p.m. HomeSept. 18 OpenSept. 25 Ferrum (Family Weekend) 1:00 p.m. HomeSept. 30 Southern Virginia University 7:30 p.m. Salem, VAOct. 9 Hampden-Sydney* (Homecoming) 1:00 p.m. HomeOct. 16 Guilford* 1:00 p.m. Greensboro, NCOct. 23 Washington & Lee University* 1:00 p.m. HomeOct. 30 Emory and Henry* 1:00 p.m. HomeNov. 6 Randolph-Macon College* 1:00 p.m. Ashland, VANov. 13 Catholic University* 1:00 p.m. Washington, DCMen’s TennisDate Opponent Time PlaceSept. 10-11 Bridgewater Fall Invitational TBD Home(Tentative)Oct. 2-3 ITA Regional Tournament TBD Fredericksburg, VAHosted by UMWNCAA – 20 matches allowed (not including more than 4 individual singles/doubles tourn.per date)Women’s TennisDate Opponent Time PlaceSept. 25-26 ITA Regional Tournament TBD Fredericksburg, VAHosted by UMWOct. 9-10 ODAC Tournament TBD Lynchburg, VAHosted by SBCNCAA – 20 matches allowed (not including more than 4 individual singles/doubles tourn.per date)Field HockeyDate Opponent Time PlaceSept. 2 Hood College 4:30 pm Frederick, MDSept. 5 Dickinson College 12:00 pm HomeSept. 8 University of Mary Washington 4:30 pm HomeSept. 11 MAPP INVITATIONALSweet Briar v. Limestone 11:00 am HomeSt. Vincent v. Bridgewater 4:30 pm HomeSept. 12 MAPP INVITATIONALLimestone v. Bridgewater 1:00 pm HomeSweet Briar v. St. Vincent 3:00 pm HomeSept. 16 Shenandoah University 4:00 pm Winchester, VASept. 19 Saint Mary’s-Maryland TBD HomeSept. 25 Sweet Briar College* TBD Amherst, VASept. 29 Virginia Wesleyan College* 4:30 pm HomeOct. 2. Frostburg State University 1:00 pm Frostburg, MDOct. 6 Eastern Mennonite University* 7:00 pm Harrisonburg, VAOct. 9 Roanoke College* 4:30 pm HomeOct. 13 Washington & Jefferson 7:00 pm Washington, PAOct. 16 Randolph Macon College* 1:00 pm HomeOct. 22 Lynchburg College* TBD Lynchburg, VAOct. 24 Christopher Newport University TBD Newport News, VAOct. 27 Washington & Lee University* 4:00 pm HomeOct. 30 ODAC Quarterfinals TBD TBDNov 3 ODAC Semifinals TBD TBDNov. 6 ODAC Finals TBD TBD*ODAC gameNCAA – 20 contests allowed including 1 play date17 contests scheduled (no play date)RidingDate Opponent Time PlaceOct. 15 Randolph College* 2:00 p.m. Lynchburg, VAOct. 17 Hollins Univ.* 10:00 a.m. Hollins, VAOct. 30 Regional Opponents 9:30 a.m. Homefall sports schedulesMen’s SoccerDate Opponent Time PlaceAug. 21 Davis & Elkins (Scrimmage) 2:00pm HomeAug. 28 Shenandoah (Scrimmage) 10:00am HomeSept.1 Stevenson 4:30pm Stevenson, MDSept.4 Southern VA 4:00pm HomeSept.8 NC Wesleyan 4:00pm Rocky Mount, NCRandolph-Macon Select TournamentSept.11 Ferrum College 12:00pm Ashland, VASept.12 Washington 12:00pm Ashland, VASept. 15 Averett 4:00pm Danville, VASept.18 Emory & Henry* 3:00pm HomeSept.22 Eastern Mennonite* 7:00pm Harrisonburg, VASept.28 Randolph-Macon* 4:00pm HomeOct.2 VA Wesleyan* 2:00pm Norfolk, VAOct.6 Roanoke* 4:00pm HomeOct.9 Lynchburg* 4:00pm Lynchburg, VAOct.14 Marymount 4:00pm HomeOct.16 Guilford* 1:00pm HomeOct.20 Hampden-Sydney* 4:00pm Hampden-SydneyOct.23 Washington & Lee* 2:30pm Lexington, VAOct.26 Randolph* 4:00pm HomeODAC Tournament TBD TBD TBD*ODAC gameNCAA-20 contests allowed – includes up to 3 scrimmages17 contests scheduled including 2 scrimmagesWomen’s SoccerDate Opponent Time PlaceSept. 1 Stevenson 5:00 pm HomeElizabethtown TournamentSept. 4 Elizabethtown TBD Elizabethtown, PASept. 5 College of New Jersey TBD Elizabethtown, PAMary Washington TournamentSept. 11 Emory College 3:30 pm Fredericksburg, VASept. 12 Mary Washington 3:30 pm Fredericksburg, VASept. 15 Shenandoah 7:00 pm Winchester, VASept. 18 Emory & Henry* 1:00 pm HomeSept. 22 Lynchburg* 4:00 pm HomeSept. 25 Roanoke* 1:00 pm Salem, VASept. 29 Sweet Briar* TBD Amherst, VAOct. 2 Randolph* 4:00 pm HomeOct. 6 Randolph-Macon* 4:00 pm Ashland, VAOct. 9 Hollins* (Homecoming) 4:00 pm HomeOct. 12 EMU* (Sr. Day) 4:00 pm HomeOct. 16 Guilford* 6:00 pm Greensboro, NCOct. 20 Virginia Wesleyan* 3:30 pm HomeOct. 23 Washington & Lee* 12:00 pm Lexington, VAOct. 30 ODAC Quarterfinals TBD TBDNov. 3 ODAC Semi-finals TBD TBDNov. 6 ODAC Finals TBD TBD*ODAC gameNCAA – 20 contests allowed - includes up to 3 scrimmages17 contests scheduled – no scrimmages scheduled at this dateSwimDate Opponent Time PlaceOct. 23 ODAC RELAYS (at Washington & Lee) 12:00 pm Lexington, VAOct. 30 Emory & Henry* TBD Emory, VANov. 6 Greensboro College 1:00 pm HomeNov. 19 & 20 Randolph-Macon Invitational* TBD Ashland, VADec. 4 Guilford* 1:00 pm Homecontinued on reverse19

fall sports schedules continuedVolleyballDate Opponent Time PlaceSept. 1 Hollins University 6:30 pm Roanoke, VASept. 4-5 Averett Cougar Classic Danville, VASept. 4 BC vs Roanoke 3:00 pmSept. 4 BC vs Greensboro 7:00 pmSept. 5 BC vs Austin 10:00 amSept. 5 BC vs Averett 2:00 pmSept. 7 Sweet Briar* 6:30 pm Sweet Briar, VASept. 8 Mary Baldwin 6:30 pm HomeSept. 10-11 Dickinson Tournament Carlisle, PASept. 10 BC vs Allegheny 4:00 pmSept. 10 BC vs Dickinson 8:00 pmSept. 11 BC vs Elizabethtown 10:00 amSept. 11 BC vs York 2:00 pmSept. 15 Randolph Macon College* 7:00 pm HomeSept. 17-18 BC College Invitational TournamentSept. 17 Washington & Lee* 6:00 pmSept. 17 Philadelphia Bible College vs Frostburg State U. 8:00 p.m.Sept. 18 State U. 12:00 pmSept. 18 Frostburg State University vs BC 12:00 pmSept. 18 W& L vs Philadelphia Bible College 2:00 pmSept. 18 Philadelphia Bible College vs BC 2:00 pmBC College Invitational TournamentWashington & Lee vs FSUSept. 25 Tri Match HomeSept. 25 Hollins University 11:00 amSept. 25 Hollins vs. Goucher College 1:00 pmSept. 25 Goucher College 3:00 pmSept. 28 Virginia Wesleyan College * 6:30 pm Virginia Beach, VAOct. 5 Roanoke* 6:30 pm HomeOct. 8 BC vs Frostburg State University 8:00 pm Annville, PAOct. 9 BC vs Lebanon Valley College 10:30 am Annville, PAOct. 9 BC vs Neuamann College 1:30 pm Annville, PAOct. 14 Eastern Mennonite University* 6:30 pm Harrisonburg,VAOct. 16 Tri Match HomeOct. 16 BC vs Guilford College* 11:00 amOct. 16 Guilford College vs. Marymount Univ. 1:00 pmOct. 16 BC vs Marymount University 3:00 pmOct. 20 Lynchburg College * 6:30 pm Lynchburg, VAOct. 23 Emory and Henry College* 3:00 pm Emory, VAOct. 26 Randolph College* 6:30 pm HomeOct. 29-30 Sea Hawks Invitational St. Mary’s City, MDOct. 29 Saint Mary’s College vs TBA 6:00 pmOct. 29 Saint Mary’s College vs TBA 8:00 pmOct. 30 Saint Mary’s College vs TBA 12:00 pmOct. 30 Saint Mary’s College vs TBA 2:00 pmNov. 5-6 ODAC’s TBDNov. 13-15 NCAA Regionals TBDNov. 20-22 NCAA Final 8 TBD Illinois Wesleyan U.Men’s BasketballDate Opponent Time PlaceNov. 6 High Point University (Exhibition TBD High Point, NCNov. 15 Averett College 7:00 pm Danville, VANov. 19-20 EMU Classic Harrisonburg,VANov. 19 EMU vs TBA 6:00 pmHome vs TBA8:00 pmNov. 20 EMU vs TBA 2:00 pmHome vs TBA4:00 pmNov. 24 Southern Virginia University 7:00pm HomeNov. 26-27 Christopher Newport Classic Virginia Beach, VANov. 26 Home vs TBA 5:30 pmCNU vs TBA7:30 pmNov. 27 Home vs TBA 5:30 pmCNU vs TBA7:30 pmDec. 2 Randolph College* 7:00 pm HomeDec. 4 Guilford College* 3:00 pm HomeDec.11-12 BC/Don Glick Invitational Classic HomeDec. 11 EMU vs Averett 6:00 pmHome vs TBA8:00 pmDec. 12 EMU vs TBA 2:00 pmHome vs Averett4:00 pmDec. 14 Ferrum College TBD HomeWomen’s BasketballDate Opponent Time PlaceNov. 18 Mary Baldwin College 7:00 p.m. HomeNov. 23 Lynchburg College* 7:00 p.m. HomeNov. 29 Eastern Mennonite Univ.* 7:00 p.m Harrisonburg, VADec. 1 Virginia Wesleyan College* 7:00 p.m. HomeDec. 4 Randolph College* 2:00 p.m. Lynchburg, VADec. 14 Averett College 5:30 p.m. Richmond, VADec. 17-18 Cruzin’ Classic TBD Ft. Lauderdale, FLDec. 17 TBA TBDDec. 18 TBA TBDGolfSept. 19-20 Tom Kinder Memorial (BC) TBD Harrisonburg, VASept. 27-28 Greensboro Invitational TBD Greensboro, NC**Oct.2-3 Ted Keller Invitational (RMC) TBD Glen Allen, VAOct. 10-11 Virginia State Intercollegiate TBD Wintergreen, VA**Oct. 25-26 Tom and Bettie O’Briant (Guilford) TBD Greensboro, NC***ODAC gameNCAA – 22 Dates Allowed**TentatvieEagle ProductionsEagle Productions [EP] is an organizationdesigned to help provide part of thesocial aspect of the holistic education ofBridgewater College. Eagle Productionsprovides a very diverse range of weekendactivities for students, and wonderfulleadership opportunities for its members!fpo