Award-winning photojournalist Josh Meltzer '95 delivers a convocation address.
Economist Steven Levitt signs copies of his book, Freakonomics, after his convocation address.
Barack Obama, then an Illinois state senator, delivered a convocation address to kick off Black History Month in 1999.
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Convocation takes place at Skinner Memorial Chapel
The Chapel is the heart of religious and spiritual life at Carleton, serving as a place of worship and interfaith dialogue for both campus and community. In a typical week, the chapel may host a centering prayer and meditation, a Torah study group, a Christian vespers service, Buddhist meditation, a Labyrinth walk, and an interfaith social justice meeting.
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Convocation
(website)The weekly convocation series is a shared experience that is at the foundation of Carleton values. Students, faculty and staff from across campus gather for one hour for a speech or performance from specialists in a variety of disciplines. The goal of the convocation series is to provoke thinking and promote discussion outside the classroom on a broad range of subjects. Convocations are open to the public and free of charge.
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Caroline Giese '11 and Marquita Davis '09 participate in Convocation.
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Convocation takes place at Skinner Memorial Chapel.