Conference Program

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Program 2010
Speaker: Professor Philip Clayton
Friday, March 19

5:00-6 p.m. Registration/Reception: College Church Fellowship Hall
6:00            Dinner: College Church Fellowship Dining Hall 
7:30            Public Lecture: Professor Philip Clayton, College Church Chapel

Saturday, March 20

8:00            Breakfast: College Church Fellowship Dining Hall
9:00*          Discussion: Professor Philip Clayton and conference
                   participants, College Church Fellowship Hall
10:30          Public Lecture: Professor Philip Clayton, College Church Chapel
11:40          Music: College Church Chapel
12:00          Luncheon: College Church Fellowship Dining Hall
3:30*          Discussion: Professor Philip Clayton and conference
                   participants, College Church Fellowship Hall
4:30            Vespers: College Church Fellowship Hall
5:00            Depart/Dinner: Meal at Miller's Country Kitchen
7:30            Reception and Snacks: Science Hall 107

Sunday, March 21

8:00            Breakfast:  College Cafeteria
9:00            Worship: Science 106
10:00           Lecture: Professor Philip Clayton, Science 106
11:00*         Discussion: with Professor Philip Clayton and conference
                   participants Science 106
12:00          Luncheon:  College Cafeteria
1:00            Adjourn  

*Discussions: Discussions among speaker and conference participants are the highlight of the conference and open to all registered participants. Limited registration makes these possible.

Lectures: Lectures on Friday evening and Saturday morning are open to the public. The Sunday morning lecture is for registered participants.

Meals/fellowship/networking: Time for fellowship, networking, and more concentrated discussions is provided by meals together and the Saturday evening reception after the meal at Miller’s. Topics for the dialog often begin in these settings. These are open to registered participants.

Music: Music will be provided by Farther Along, a local group consisting of Goshen students and graduates. The general public is welcome to this 15 minute rendition.