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REXBURG, Idaho—Three free workshops and a tour of campus
will be offered in conjunction with homecoming festivities Friday, Sept. 20,
beginning at 2 p.m. at BYU-Idaho in Rexburg.
The
first workshop, a demonstration of the Ruffatti organ, will be given by
Darwin Wolford of the BYU-Idaho music department at 2 p.m. in the Barrus
Concert Hall of the Snow Center for the Performing Arts.
At
3 p.m. a choral workshop will be given by Kevin Brower of the music
department in the Barrus Concert Hall. Although all are welcome, the
workshop will be specifically geared as a rehearsal for the alumni concert
(held in combination with all current BYU-Idaho choirs) Saturday night at
7:30 in the Barrus Concert Hall. Admission to the concert is free; however,
tickets are required.
At
4 p.m. Keith Sellers, a former Ricks College religion instructor and a
former mission and temple president, will speak on the homecoming theme
“Faith in the Future” in the Taylor Chapel.
Campus
tours will be available at 5 p.m. and will begin in the lobby of the
Kimball Building.
“These workshops give alumni
the opportunity to connect with people they knew here before, including
these workshop teachers,” Steve Davis, alumni director, said.
However, the workshops are not
exclusively for alumni, he stressed. Community members, students, faculty
and others are welcome to attend. No registration or tickets are necessary
and admission is free.
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