Cultural Events Criteria

1. Expose students to significant events from the areas of Arts, Sciences and Humanities that faculty and the administration believe best represent the literary, philosophical, and artistic traditions for which Berry as an institution is responsible
   
   
2. Provide students an opportunity to make contact with the issues and personalities of contemporary America and other cultures
    
3. Promote moral and ethical reasoning
   
   
4. Enable students to participate as fully as possible in the intellectual and spiritual tradition of Berry College

Examples of event types which fall outside the compass of Cultural Events Credit criteria include::

• sporting or recreational events
• religious worship services or worship meetings of any kind
• career or personal counseling, sales presentations
• meetings of student government or other student organizations
• regularly scheduled class attendance
• presentation of student course work
• family life including child care
• foreign or domestic travel, or dining
• volunteering in charitable or civic activities
• volunteering as a subject in scientific or medical experiments