The seventh annual Stonecipher Symposium on Technology, Communication and Culture, with the theme “Engaging a Culture of Service,” will once again spark discussion and debate on a topic that is important to modern society.

Beginning on the evening of Monday, March 29, and lasting all day Tuesday, March 30, the event features keynote speakers Rosie Mauk, AmeriCorps director, and Judith Sealander, historian on philanthropy, and will explore the questions surrounding service and whose responsibility it is to help the less fortunate.

The symposium coincides with the official opening of our new Promise Volunteer Center on Tuesday, March 30.
All events, except the keynote addresses that will be held in Derryberry Auditorium, will be held in or near the OVC Room. For complete schedule information, visit www.tntech.edu/stonecipher or call 3507.

The Stonecipher Symposium is named for and partially funded by Harry Stonecipher, CEO of The Boeing Company and a Tennessee Tech graduate. The event is free and open to the public.

Watch the Tech Times for more details.