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’.entenary: More than a college viZ »,««»4 planning. This Centenary B p - for ^ m years. arts education, has produce accom ^ ^ ^ ^ for ^ fe for The best way to determine w „ to arrange a visit for you 1™ to visit ottv ™<“ * eJ^ «a with admissions ad »d you, family. Von »«t »« 1 „ilh „*» and financial aid personnel, sit i website at vww.centenary.edu coaches. Call (800) 234-4448 or visit our website at to schedule a visit. questions. W want to help you y Please contact me 1 that you will make the best decision as you select a college, choose Centenary College of Louisiana. Director of Admissions A liberal arts education at Centenary College speaks to the soul as it instructs the mind and trains the body. colh lie mtenary: More than a h ddv tv team about your -i urn-artvjD \Yt WO\\VOviWi) V.YlVt \\VW\\\ K ;rest in making Centenary Collegeju^ ^ uwill ■ mM&w, oHtafe 1 •oduce you to our success Moe. - ««r ■ ;r ■ vouisfor \<W for you ,missions and 3U.t0 ^'family You could tour the campus, meet wth J ind your family. ^ ^ ,md meet *«h vrnfessors and cntenary.di ^ CalHW 234-4448 or visit our website -at«"• tn <^hedule a visit. w ,. u to help Please contact me if you have airy quesUon . . ■ that you- make the best decision as you select a col ege. choose College Centenary of Louisiana. Sincerely, Tim Crowley Director of Admissions :r , . V AJT i&u'. prw * £ t'l ' •/ a • i1 !• ? ■ UJ d *r " 1 I ittlitttl ; •n i j: lI l ■r >1-1 V _ n; 1 H >f L III 3 ~ IIJ ■ ~ i HUlDMtiAlStaj 1 g”11| ghost night Jw:i< "As an undergraduate at Centenary, I was shaped by the passion for knowledge that my professors lived daily. As a professor at the College, I try to pass on to my students that same commitment to learning and the joys of the life of the mind." — Dr. Jefferson Hendricks '75 (pictured on left page), Brown Chair of English and Co-coordinator of the Film-Television-Video Program Our goal is A t Centenary, we seek the best in everything we do. Our "The professors are the heart professors are outstanding, and their first call is to the and soul of this institution. They classroom. Our students prepare for and expect a college are available any time they are experience of distinction. In all areas of campus life, excellence not teaching another class." is the watchword. —A student quote in The Princeton Review's The Best 331 Colleges, 2000 Over 90% of Centenary faculty hold the highest degree in their disciplines, with these degrees earned from our nation’s most • Research projects at prestigious institutions. Although teaching is our top priority, NASA-Glenn Research Center, Cleveland, Ohio research and publication activities abound. Significantly, these • A neuroscience project activities involve under¬ presented at an graduates to an extent international conference in Brighton, England unavailable at large • Geologic mapping of institutions. Centenary the Dempsey Meadows students have many in Idaho opportunities to • Psychology research published in Southern discover their unique Medicine talents and gifts. T he Centenary experience is “personal.” It describes the relationships between professors and students—both inside and outside of the classroom. The Centenary experience ▲ Dr Gale Odom, Dean of the forges lifelong friendships. “Personal” resonates at the heart of a Hurley School of Music (left), Centenary education. and Ashley Hunter ‘01 "The personalized attention at Centenary made me feel like I was a part of a family." —Ashley Hunter '01, Music major, Dallas, Texas Maximum enrollment in an introductory English class: 1 8 Classes with fewer than 25 students: 83% Student-faculty ratio: 12 to 1 'lintamnrre tyntantiinv UUlO MMUM MM" «7~ jmunmartv- . ■&, &]tjnn tan tarrt is>& f SB« S: SSsc Le Tintama 'llc'iTinpmorrc Lc Thitamarrc l:tui fcitrnu. :m mmz S'ra ii'iOinM*** g i S v *..v _»•' »iV-4 <rs