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Optometry as a Career

Daniel·Moultrie Science Center SC, United States

The Erskine College Pre-professional Speaker Series welcomes Erskine alumnus David Coleman, an optometrist with Jervey Eye Group.Topic: Optometry as a CareerThe lecture will be held Tuesday, April 9, 2024 at 6:00 p.m. in the Daniel•Moultrie Science Center, Room 148.

Choraleers Concert

Carson Performance Hall (Memorial Auditorium) 1 Bonner Street, Due West, SC, United States

Darlington Cup Debate

Carson Performance Hall (Memorial Auditorium) 1 Bonner Street, Due West, SC, United States

Medicolegal Death Investigation

Daniel·Moultrie Science Center SC, United States

The Erskine College Pre-professional Speaker Series welcomes Dr. Mark Dorn, Abbeville County Coroner. Topic: Medicolegal Death InvestigationThe lecture will be held Thursday, April 25, 2024 at 5:00 p.m. in the Daniel•Moultrie Science Center, Room 108.

2nd Annual Flower & Garden Show

Erskine Mall 2 Washington Street, Due West, SC, United States

Held on Erskine’s picturesque campus in the foothills of Upstate South Carolina, Erskine’s flower and garden show features plenty of activities for the whole family: gardening workshops, outdoor vendors, plant sales, learning and craft opportunities for children, and more! For more information, please click here!

Event Series Camp Hippocrates

Camp Hippocrates

Daniel·Moultrie Science Center SC, United States

Camp Hippocrates is a one-day event for high school students. This mini-medical school provides an excellent opportunity for students to hear from experienced faculty and physicians and learn more about the health professions. Cost: $40 per student, $20 per accompanying parent Registration: Visit the Camp Hippocrates page to learn more or to register! Camp schedule…

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