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National Competition TITLE OF SECTION, EDIT HERE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS national competition APRIL 12–14, 2016 Bob Jones University Greenville, South Carolina 2016 AACS NATIONAL COMPETITION | 1 Welcome from BJU’s President Welcome to Bob Jones University! For nearly four decades BJU has been privileged to host the American Association of Christian Schools national competition on our campus. We’re excited to have you as our guest. I encourage you to get to know BJU while you are here. Take advantage of the opportunity to visit classes, and see firsthand how God is working in the hearts and minds of our students through our highly qualified faculty. As you visit, we hope you will consider BJU for your college education. Our faculty provides you with a world-class education grounded in a biblical worldview that will prepare you well for whatever ministry or vocation the Lord calls you. Our graduates prove this every day as they serve the Lord in local churches, Christian schools, mission fields and many other professions around the world. Earlier this academic year, Christian Universities Online ranked BJU as the fifth most affordable college/university in the country, while Educate to Career, which ranked 1,182 four-year colleges across the country, named BJU the 12th best value college in the country. Colleges are ranked for doing the best job of improving the earnings and attainment of quality employment by their students. It’s no coincidence our graduates are sought after—80 percent of our premed students —far above the national average of 49 percent—were accepted into medical school; 92 percent of our accounting students had a job in their field or were accepted at a graduate school before they graduated (since 2011); senior engineering students average a 90 percent pass rate on the Fundamentals of Engineering exam; and our nursing students regularly outperform national and state pass rates on the NCLEX. Enjoy your visit to BJU. Please let me or any member of our faculty or staff know if we may be of any assistance to you during your visit. We are here for you. Steve Pettit President 2 | 2016 AACS NATIONAL COMPETITION Welcome from AACS’s President I want to welcome you to the National Competition of the American Association of Christian Schools. You are to be congratulated on your wonderful achievement in your state that qualified you to compete at this level. All of us at AACS are proud of you. I want to wish you the very best this week. Most of all, it is the desire of all of us that what we do and say here will bring glory to God and exalt Jesus Christ. I know you will join me in your gratitude to Bob Jones University for their gracious hospitality to us. I want to encourage you to express your own appreciation to those in whose rooms you are staying and others who help you. They are going out of their way for us; “thank you” goes a long way. This is a good opportunity for you to make new friendships and to get to know others from across the country. Please let us know of anything we can do to make your stay more enjoyable. Feel free to contact our AACS personnel or the staff of BJU if you need any help. Sincerely in His service, Keith Wiebe AACS President 2016 AACS NATIONAL COMPETITION | 3 GENERAL SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Monday, april 11 7–9 p.m. Bible Quizzing & Early Check-in Rodeheaver Auditorium 9:30 p.m. Bible Quiz Meeting Levinson Hall Tuesday, April 12 8 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Bible Quizzing Competition Alumni 106, 109, 111, 112 11 a.m. Chapel* Founder’s Memorial Amphitorium 12–5 p.m. Registration Rodeheaver Auditorium 7:30 p.m. Evening Service Founder’s Memorial Amphitorium 9 p.m. Sponsors’ and Judges’ Meeting Founder’s Memorial Amphitorium 10:20 p.m. Residence Halls Close Residence Hall 10:30–10:45 p.m. Residence Hall Prayer Meeting Residence Hall Midnight Residence Hall Lights Out Residence Hall Wednesday, April 13 8–10:30 a.m. Competitions 11 a.m. Chapel Founder’s Memorial Amphitorium 12–5:30 p.m. Competitions 7:30 p.m. Evening Service* Founder’s Memorial Amphitorium 10:20 p.m. Residence Halls Close Residence Hall 10:30–10:45 p.m. Residence Hall Prayer Meeting Residence Hall Midnight Residence Hall Lights Out Residence Hall Thursday, April 14 8–10:30 a.m. Competitions 11 a.m. Chapel* Founder’s Memorial Amphitorium (Remain in seats after chapel for AACS announcements.) 1–5 p.m. Special Events and Activities (see pages 8–9 for more information) 1–5:30 p.m. Competitions 7 p.m. Awards Program Founder’s Memorial Amphitorium 10:20 p.m. Residence Halls Close Residence Hall 10:30–10:45 p.m. Residence Hall Prayer Meeting Residence Hall Midnight Residence Hall Lights Out Residence Hall NOTE: We request that signal watches and all communication devices (cell phones, etc.) be turned off during all competitions, chapel, and services. *Photography, video and audio recording are not permitted. NOTE: On the BJU campus pedestrians yield to cars. BJU Campus Guest Wifi Username: AACS16 Password: goforgold 4 | 2016 AACS NATIONAL COMPETITION 2016 AACS NATIONAL COMPETITION | 5 TABLE OF CONTENTS AND COMPETITION LOCATIONS FOR A SUCCESSFUL VISIT Campus Hours, Information, Special Activities 8–11 AACS Dress and Conduct Code 12–13 For specific competition times, refer to the competition category page. AREA ONE: BIBLE Bible Quizzing Alumni 106, 109, 111, 112 16 Bible Memory Lecture A 17 Bible Teaching Alumni 313, 314 18 Expository Preaching Alumni 307, 308 19 Evangelistic Preaching Alumni 304, 306 20 Topical Preaching Alumni 310, 311 21 AREA TWO: MUSIC Music Competition Information 24 Female Vocal Solo Sargent Art 11 25 Male Vocal Solo Fine Arts 120 25 Brass Solo FMA Stage 26 Woodwind Solo Fine Arts 226 26 String Solo Fine Arts 227 27 Percussion Solo Fine Arts 119 27 Sacred Piano Solo War Memorial Chapel 28 Classical Piano Solo Fine Arts 224 29 Small Vocal Ensemble Fine Arts 227 30 Large Vocal Ensemble War Memorial Chapel 30 Choral Group–Class A Stratton Hall 31 Choral Group–Class AA War Memorial Chapel 31 Small Instrumental Ensemble Fine Arts 226 32 Large Instrumental Ensemble Fine Arts 119 32 Orchestra/Band–Class A Stratton Hall 32 Orchestra/Band–Class AA Stratton Hall 33 Handbell/Handchime Ensemble Applied Studies Assembly Room 34 Handbell/Handchime Choir–Class A Applied Studies Assembly Room 34 Handbell/Handchime Choir–Class AA Applied Studies Assembly Room 34 Sacred Piano Duet FMA Stage 35 Classical Piano Duet Fine Arts 224 35 AREA THREE: SPEECH Speech Competition Information 38–39 Dramatic Interpretation Fine Arts 101, Rehearsal Hall, Alumni 101 40 Oral Interpretation of Poetry Fine Arts 101, 319 41 Religious Reading Fine Arts 318, 322 41 Declamation Fine Arts 318, 320, 322 42 Humorous Interpretation Fine Arts 318, 322, Rehearsal Hall 43 Original Persuasive Oratory Fine Arts 217, 220 44 Extemporaneous Speaking Fine Arts 219, 220 44 Oral Interpretation of Scripture Fine Arts 218, 219 45 Acting Performance Hall, Levinson Hall, Red Room 45 Readers Theatre Performance Hall, Levinson Hall, Red Room 46 Choric Speaking Performance Hall, Levinson Hall, Red Room 46 Debate Report to Alumni 215 by 8:45 a.m. 47 6 | 2016 AACS NATIONAL COMPETITION TABLE OF CONTENTS AND COMPETITION LOCATIONS AREA FOUR: ART Art Competition Information and Schedule 50 Art Contestants Sargent Art Exhibition Hallway 21–58 AREA FIVE: ACADEMICS Academic Testing Information Alumni 219, 220, 216 62 Academic Testing Contestants 62–71 Spelling Lecture Room B 69 Science Fair Mack Library 71 2016 AACS NATIONAL COMPETITION | 7 CAMPUS HOURS AND INFORMATION Dixon-McKenzie Dining Common 7 A.M.–7 P.M. BJU Dining Services is excited to see you on campus for the AACS National Competition. We would like to share a few tips to have a great dining experience. • Guests who have preregistered for meals may use their name badge to enter the Dining Common up to three times a day. Other guests may purchase their meal at the cash registers in the lobby of the Dining Common. • The Dining Common, also called the Kalmbach Room, is open with continuous dining hours from 7 a.m.–7 p.m. • Try to avoid peak times such as 11:40 a.m. and 1 p.m. The serving lines are longer because of the BJU student schedule. • Familiarize yourself with the layout of where all the food options are available. The Den GENERAL HOURS: 7:30 A.M.–10 P.M. Located in the Student Mall area, The Den has several retail stores for your convenience: • Bruins Shop 8 a.m.–6 p.m. • Chick Fil-A 7:30 a.m.–10 p.m. • Cuppa Jones 7:30 a.m.–9:45 p.m. • Papa John’s 11:30 a.m.–10 p.m. • Cuppa Jones Express (located next to Mack Library) 7:45 a.m.–3:30 p.m. • Brody's Deli 11:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m., 5–7 p.m. • POD 7:30 a.m.–10 p.m. Residence Hall Information 5:30 A.M.–10:20 P.M. For those staying in BJU Residence Halls, we are delighted to have you as our guest and for you to have the opportunity to experience firsthand what college residence hall life is like at BJU. Please note the following tips and information to help you have the best experience possible: • Residence Hall doors lock by 10:20 p.m. • AACS guests will join the BJU student discipleship groups at 10:30 p.m.
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