Call Me MISTER inducts two at SWU
Jervarrio Curenton and Kennedy Lowrance were inducted into Southern Wesleyan University’s Call Me MISTER program during a ceremony Nov. 15 at historic Freedom’s Hill Church, located on the Central campus.
Existing MISTERS were rededicated during the ceremony, and Byron Smith, a senior who will graduate in December 2015, was recognized as the second graduate of the program. MISTERS are pictured with their mentors, from left (first row) Curenton, an elementary education major from Greenville; Lowrance, an elementary education major from Greenville; Dr. Justin Carter, associate vice president for student life and Call Me MISTER site coordinator at SWU; Dr. Corey Amaker, associate vice president for institutional advancement; (second row) Danny Hall, an elementary education major from Seneca; Patrick Hampton, a music education major from Spartanburg; Smith, an elementary education major from Greenwood; Allen Williams, a music education major from Seneca; (third row) Christian May, an elementary education major from Smithville, Ga.; Dr. Mona Thornton, associate dean of SWU’s School of Education; Harvey Choplin, adjunct education instructor and Call Me MISTER coordinator at SWU; and Jarvis Johnson, an early childhood family studies major from Anderson.
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