By Ms. Kimarah Reefe, Director (Ag.), Master of Science in Occupational Therapy

On Sunday June 23, 2024, the Master of Science in Occupational Therapy (MSOT) program held its Pinning Ceremony, under the theme “Empowering Journeys: Transforming Lives.” The ceremony, held at the University of Southern Caribbean, celebrated the achievements and hard work of the MSOT graduates, faculty, and clinical instructors. The event commenced with an opening prayer by Dr. Lena Caesar, Dean of Graduate Studies, followed by a warm welcome from USC President Dr. Colwick Wilson and administrative greetings from Provost Dr. Len Archer. Ms. Kimarah Reefe, Acting Director of the MSOT Program, delivered an inspiring address, emphasizing the students’ journey and their future contributions to the field of occupational therapy.

A musical selection by Ms. Renee Lawrence set a celebratory tone, followed by the keynote address from Dr. Kiara Matthews, Coordinator of the Speech and Language Programme at the University of the West Indies. Dr. Matthews encouraged graduates to be “Opportunity Torch” (OT) bearers, symbolizing their role in bringing light and change to their communities. Special recognition was given to the pioneer class of the MSOT program, which graduated five years ago and has since made significant contributions to the field of occupational therapy. Their success served as an inspiration for current and future graduates. Special thank you to each member of the pioneer class who sponsored the CARES awards. Ms. Shakila John, Academic Fieldwork Coordinator, presented the CARES and Student Choice Awards. The CARES awards, reflecting the program’s core values, recognized exceptional student achievements in various categories:

• Compassionate Practitioner Award: Awarded to Ms. Kristen Mollineau for her exemplary performance in Service Learning courses, sponsored by OT Miranda’s.
• Occupational Justice and Advocacy Award: Given to Ms. Aneka Thomas for her work in Professional Foundations of Occupational Therapy and Community-based OT, sponsored by Beginning and Beyond Rehabilitation.
• Research and Evidence-Based Practice Award: Presented to Ms. Kristen Mollineau and Ms. Tamika Thomas for their research on healthcare access for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, sponsored by Full Bloom Therapy and Wellness and Taylor-Made Therapy Services.
• Experiential Learning Award: Awarded to Ms. Aneka Thomas for her outstanding performance in Fieldwork Level II courses, sponsored by OT Haven.
• Scholarship of Learning and Teaching Award: Presented to Ms. Aneka Thomas for her consistent academic excellence and leadership, sponsored by Eureka Kids.

The Student Choice Awards, voted by peers, highlighted leadership and resilience within the graduating class:

• Outstanding Student Leader Award: Mikkel Wilson, recognized for his leadership qualities.
• Resilience Award: Kristen Mollineau, honored for overcoming significant obstacles.
• Inspiring Student Award: Tamika Thomas, acknowledged for her behind-the-scenes efforts.
• Innovative Student Award: Aneka Thomas, celebrated for her creativity and community support.
• Community Outreach Award: The entire MSOT Class of 2024, recognized for exceptional volunteer efforts.
• USCIAN Spirit Award: Lynthea Reefe, noted for her school spirit and campus involvement.
• MSOT Advocacy Award: Chelsea Walcott, for promoting the MSOT program.
• Servant Leader Award: Aneka Thomas, for her altruistic and supportive nature.

The ceremony also honored clinical instructors who played a pivotal role in the students’ education, with tokens of appreciation presented by students Aneka Thomas and Lynthea Reefe. Special acknowledgments were given to those who couldn’t attend, ensuring all contributors were celebrated. In her closing remarks, Class Representative Kristen Mollineau reflected on the journey and expressed gratitude to the faculty and staff. The event concluded with a prayer by Onesi La Fleur, leaving graduates inspired and ready for the next chapter in their professional lives.

Special thanks to Ms. Shakila John, Dr. Particia Coker-Bolt, Dr. Tracy Hislop, Dr. Diadrey-Ann Sealy, and the entire MSOT faculty and staff for organizing this memorable event. Appreciation also goes to the committees, volunteers, and contributors who made the ceremony possible.  This Pinning Ceremony not only recognized the accomplishments of the MSOT graduates but also celebrated the collaborative efforts of the entire USC community, ensuring a bright future for these new occupational therapists. A heartfelt congratulations to the graduates for their remarkable achievements and dedication to transforming lives through occupational therapy.

By Boyd Gibson, Chair, Department of Music & Simone Augustus, Corporate Communications Officer

As the University of the Southern Caribbean (USC) prepares to celebrate its 91st Graduation Weekend from June 28-30, 2024, the spotlight shines brightly on its vibrant Music Department. Nestled in Trinidad, this department stands as a beacon of musical excellence not only for the island but across the Caribbean region. What sets USC apart is not just its rich history but also its commitment to nurturing new talent, evident in the dynamic leadership of its recent graduates and advanced students.

Under the stewardship of Mr. Boyd Gibson, who assumed the role of chair of the Music Department following the departure of Mr. Kerron Hislop, a new era of growth and innovation has dawned. Mr. Gibson now serves as Artistic Director, overseeing a cadre of talented directors who helm USC’s esteemed music ensembles: Ms. Diahann White at the University Women’s Chorus, Mr. Niall Edwards with the University Concert Band, Ms. Siobhan Lawrence directing the University Chorus, and Mr. Anton Charles leading the University Orchestra. Each of these directors brings a unique blend of experience and passion to their roles, propelling their ensembles to new heights of musical achievement.

Ms. Diahann White, Director, University Women’s Chorus

Diahann’s musical journey includes significant professional development, such as attending the intensive workshop “The Choral Warm Up” at Westminster Choir College under the guidance of James Jordan in 2022, a Master Class with Dr. Jason Max Ferdinand at North Carolina ACDA 2022, and auditing a conducting Master class with Dr. Richard Tang Yuk in 2022. She has also benefited from private conducting sessions with choral clinician Dr. Ariel Quintana of La Sierra University, and a Conducting Master class with Dr. Dean Anderson in 2018, also at La Sierra University.

The University Women’s Chorus at the University of the Southern Caribbean is dedicated to harmonizing hearts and spirits through empowering music, guided by their faith. Celebrating the strength, diversity, and unity of women as reflections of God’s creation, their performances resonate with soul-stirring melodies that uplift both audiences and members alike, fostering connections rooted in the love and compassion exemplified by Jesus Christ.

Here are a few reflections from her singers on their experience working with Ms. Diahann White:

‘’My experience as a past member of the Women’s chorus has been one of sisterhood. The way we all came together, looking out for one another is something I appreciated in my short stay with the group. Our leader is an amazing motivator. She believed in us despite us thinking we couldn’t get our parts down. We had many holiday practices which definitely helped and contributed to our lives and voices.” – Leela Louis 

‘Being a member of the UWC, is quite different to the other music ensembles. Besides it consisting of only women, it also is a safe space for growth and fellowship with each other. We’re always encouraged by our director to “Do the Things,” that we practice to help refine our sound as one voice. The knowledge and experiences that she shares with us, along with her noteworthy repertoire selections, ultimately helps to cultivate our musical gifts that are shared with audiences throughout our music ministry. It is a blessing to be a part of this group, and I look forward to the musical adventures that it embarks on in the future.” – Sasha Bocage 

‘’My experience as a member of The University Women’s Chorus is simply Phenomenal. It feels like I belong to a musical family. Ms. Diahann White, the Director of the ensemble is an exceptional leader, who has a vision, and empowers and motivates us to go above and beyond our musical abilities on our journey towards reaching our true potential.” – Mona Charles

‘My experience as a member at the Women’s chorus, while it was short, was also a really happy one. This group is not just a group of separate members coming together to make art, but it’s more like a close family. I never missed a rehearsal because I always look forward to learning from Diahann and feeling her passion and commitment towards bringing the music pieces to life, just makes me all the more grateful to be a part of such an ensemble. While we may have some moments of pressure, I’m never worried because I always trust our Mama choir director to lead us to success.” – Kyla Etienne

Ms. Siobhan Lawrence, Director, University Chorus

She has also distinguished herself as a soprano, performing with esteemed choirs both locally and internationally, including the London Adventist Chorale, Eastern Chorale, and the Liberty Chorale. Her repertoire spans sacred, gospel, jazz, and classical choral works.

Under Siobhan’s direction, the University Choir aspires to be a bastion of musical excellence. Her vision encompasses not only traditional choral performances but also exploration of diverse musical genres and collaborative projects. Siobhan aims to enhance the choir’s presence through national and virtual performances, integrating original compositions and arrangements by Seventh-day Adventist musicians from around the globe into their repertoire. She emphasizes building a strong community and fostering a sense of belonging among choir members.

Since assuming the role of University Choir Director, Siobhan has guided the choir to notable accomplishments. Under her leadership, they achieved second place in their category at the 2024 Trinidad and Tobago Music Festival. Additionally, they collaborated with local impresario John Thomas on USC mUSiC’s Christmas production of the opera “Amahl and the Night Visitors,” introducing a new musical genre to the campus community.

Here are a few testimonials from her singers about their experience working with Ms. Siobhan Lawrence:

“I have found her to be a very positive individual, who gets along very well with others. An excellent musician who is, and has been an integral part of the music program here at the USC. She was a member of the choir under the directorship of Mr. Paul Cort, and performed some of the solos in the rendition of the Messiah. For the last couple of years, she has ardently supported Mr. Keron Hislop, not only in the choir as a singer, but as a section leader; and even as a conductor of the choir on various occasions as well. She is an assertive individual, who expresses herself very well, is a team player, can be counted on to get a job done, and will go the extra mile to produce “good music.” – Dr. Cynthia Ward, Alto

“Siobhan has demonstrated her commitment to the chorale not only by her regular and punctual attendance to sessions but also by her efforts
to make us more “music score” literate. The attention she pays to details translates every rendition into a message clothed in performances of excellence. She still manages to keep everyone comfortable and relaxed, enhancing our desire to excel.” – Mr. Colville St. Hilaire, Tenor

“I’ve been a member of The UCO Chorale since 2019 under the leadership of Mr. Kerron Hislop. Ms. Siobhan Lawrence, the current Director of The UCO Chorale, has proven to be a capable, committed, dedicated, and consistent leader. She aims for perfection in all our performances. Her selection of musical pieces for the Chorale has been remarkable. I look forward to her leadership of the UCO Chorale in the new academic year.” – Mona Charles, Alto

Mr. Niall Edwards, Director, University Concert Band

Niall’s musical journey began at age nine in marching bands, including performances at Annual Independence Day parades. He held leadership roles within these bands from a young age, eventually directing them for multiple terms, laying a strong foundation for his future achievements in music and leadership.

Since 2018, Niall has served as the esteemed conductor of the CUC Secondary School Concert Band, significantly shaping its direction and success. Under his leadership, the band has expanded in size and reputation, delivering notable performances at school events, hosting concerts, and participating in major annual concerts organized by the Department.

Niall’s vision for the University Concert Band aims to elevate it to the premier status on campus. He plans to curate a distinctive repertoire blending popular, historic, and local concert band music to enrich both musicians and audiences alike. He sees the band as USC’s cultural ambassador, embodying the university’s artistic spirit and community engagement, while nurturing students’ musical talents and cultural appreciation.

Under Niall’s direction, the University Concert Band has achieved significant milestones within just nine months, including successful concerts and performances at key university events. Looking ahead, Niall aims to expand the band’s membership, secure more performance opportunities, foster collaborations, initiate recording projects, and establish regional excellence in music education and performance.

Niall Edwards’ unique blend of music and technology expertise, coupled with his visionary leadership and unwavering dedication, promises a bright future for the University Concert Band, setting new standards of excellence in music within the region.

Mr. Anton Charles, Director, University Orchestra

Mr. Gibson, a viola player in the orchestra, has observed Anton’s growth as a conductor this year. He believes that Anton possesses boundless potential with his innate talents, foreseeing remarkable achievements if Anton continues to dedicate himself to service through music.

The Music Department covets your continued support. We are in need of financial gifts to help us with the purchase of percussion instruments, supplies and repair and continued maintenance. Student scholarships are also a need that would serve us well.

With the anticipated arrival of new faculty to join the Music Department the role that these directors will play in directing next year is still in question. What is not in doubt, is that no matter their role we know that they will continue to play a vital part in the growth and development of the department and the reputation.

By Simone Augustus, Corporate Communications Officer

The University of the Southern Caribbean (USC) is counting the days to its 91st Commencement Ceremony on Sunday, June 30, 2024, at 9:00 am. This landmark event will take place at the USC Auditorium on the Main Campus in Maracas Valley, St. Joseph, and will also be streamed live on YouTube (youtube.com/@UoSC), allowing a global audience to join in celebrating the achievements of the Class of 2024.

Honoring Excellence: The 2024 Spirit of USC Awardees

A highlight of the commencement ceremony will be the presentation of the 2024 Spirit of USC Awards, recognizing individuals who have made significant contributions to their fields and exemplify the values of USC. One such esteemed awardee is Mr. Fitzroy Harewood, the current President of Point Lisas Nitrogen Limited.

Meet Mr. Fitzroy Harewood

A year later, he joined the Trinidad and Tobago Oil Company Limited (Trintoc), a predecessor of Petrotrin, where he worked as a Project Engineer on various projects.

In 1995, Mr. Harewood transitioned to Hydro Agri Trinidad Limited, which later became Yara Trinidad Limited, based in Savonetta Point Lisas. Over the years, he ascended through various roles, including Assistant Manager, Engineering, and Production Manager. His career then took him to The Power Generation Company of Trinidad and Tobago Limited (PowerGen), where he served as General Manager from 2011 to 2015.

In November 2015, Mr. Harewood was appointed President of Petrotrin, a position he held until February 2018. He then took on the role of President at Point Lisas Nitrogen Limited in June 2018.

Leadership and Service

Mr. Harewood is also deeply involved in the local energy sector as Chairman of the Point Lisas Energy Association of CEOs (PLEA) and Chairman of the Safe To Work (STOW) Implementation Board of the Energy Chamber of Trinidad and Tobago. His professional affiliations include memberships in The American Chamber of Commerce of Trinidad and Tobago, the Energy Chamber of Trinidad and Tobago, the Society for Human Resource Management, the Project Management Institute, and the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers.

Beyond his professional accomplishments, Mr. Harewood has been a dedicated leader within the local Credit Union sector and community sports organizations in southwest Trinidad. He is also a long-serving elder of the Seventh-day Adventist Church at Cochrane Village, Guapo, Point Fortin, where he has held leadership roles for over 43 years.

Join Us in Celebration

USC invites everyone to join in this significant celebration of the Class of 2024, a cohort guided by the aim, “Guided by Faith, Destined by His Calling,” and inspired by the theme, “Determined Minds, Boundless Futures.” This year’s ceremony is not just a testament to the graduates’ hard work and dedication, but also an opportunity to honor alumni from the classes of 1974 and 1999 as the gold and silver classes, respectively.

As USC approaches its centennial in 2027, the university continues to uphold its philosophy of holistic development—cultivating intellectual curiosity, moral integrity, cultural diversity, and spiritual nurture. Over the past century, more than 32,000 alumni have carried forward USC’s legacy of “Beyond Excellence,” transforming lives and communities globally.

Don’t miss this opportunity to witness a milestone event. Tune in live on YouTube to be part of a celebration that honors the past, celebrates the present, and inspires the future.

By Simone Augustus, Corporate Communications Officer

The University of the Southern Caribbean (USC) is proud to host its 91st Commencement Ceremony on Sunday, June 30, 2024, at 9:00 am. This momentous event will be held at the USC Auditorium on the Main Campus in Maracas Valley, St. Joseph, and will also be streamed live on YouTube (youtube.com/@UoSC).

As part of the festivities, the 2024 Spirit of USC Award will be presented to outstanding individuals who embody the spirit and values of USC. Among this year’s distinguished awardees is Dr. Naomi Modeste, a retired Professor Emeritus from Loma Linda University, whose remarkable career and contributions to public health and education have left an indelible mark on communities worldwide.

A Lifelong Commitment to Health and Education

Upon returning to Trinidad and Tobago, Dr. Modeste broke barriers as the first female Health and Temperance Director for the South Caribbean Conference, later advancing to Health and ADRA Director for the Caribbean Union Conference. Her leadership saw her conducting health seminars, organizing community health fairs, and collaborating with government health leaders, significantly impacting public health across the Caribbean.

A Distinguished Academic Career

Dr. Modeste’s pursuit of excellence led her back to Loma Linda University, where she earned a doctorate in Public Health while simultaneously working. Her impressive academic achievements and leadership skills led to her appointment as Director of the Department of Health for the Inter-American Division in Miami, Florida. In this role, she extended her influence across the Caribbean, Central America, and South America.

In 1990, Dr. Modeste joined the faculty of Loma Linda University’s School of Public Health. Over her 25-year tenure, she chaired the Department of Health Promotion and Education, directed the Masters and Doctoral Programs in Health Education, and mentored numerous graduate students. Notably, she restructured these programs to include online degrees, which remain popular today.

A Legacy of Publications and Awards

Dr. Modeste is a prolific author, with over 90 publications in refereed journals, a vegetarian cookbook tailored for the Caribbean, and her recent memoir, “Memoirs of an Island Belle.” Her dedication to education and public health has earned her numerous accolades, including the Loma Linda University Distinguished Service Award and recognition in “Who’s Who in Trinidad and Tobago” and “Who’s Who among America’s Teachers.”

Continued Service and Passion for Mission

Despite retiring, Dr. Modeste’s passion for mission work and education endures. She volunteers with various organizations, including HANDS International and APC Community Services, and has participated in mission trips to Belize, Grenada, Trinidad and Tobago, and beyond. Residing in Georgia, she continues to mentor youth, chairs the Conyers Adventist Academy School Board, and teaches an online graduate health behavior class.

Join Us in Celebration

USC invites everyone to join the 91st Commencement Ceremony to celebrate the Class of 2024 and honor Dr. Naomi Modeste’s extraordinary contributions. Her story is a testament to the power of education, service, and unwavering dedication. Tune in live on YouTube and be inspired by the legacy of an exceptional servant leader who truly embodies USC’s motto, “Beyond Excellence.”

By Simone Augustus, Corporate Communications Officer

The University of the Southern Caribbean (USC) is thrilled to announce its 91st Commencement Ceremony, set to take place on Sunday, June 30, 2024, at 9:00 am. This grand event will celebrate the achievements of over 400 graduates from USC’s seven campuses, united under the inspiring theme “Determined Minds, Boundless Futures.” The ceremony will be held at the USC Auditorium on the Main Campus in Maracas Valley, St. Joseph, and will also be streamed live on YouTube (youtube.com/@UoSC).

Honoring the Class of 2024

The Class of 2024, guided by their chosen aim, “Guided by Faith, Destined by His Calling,” will be joined by esteemed alumni from the classes of 1974 and 1999, who will be celebrated as USC’s gold and silver classes, respectively. This year’s graduates and returning alumni symbolize USC’s enduring legacy of excellence in education, which will mark its centennial in 2027.

For nearly a century, USC has remained committed to its educational philosophy of holistic development—encompassing the head, heart, and hand. This approach rests on the pillars of intellectual curiosity, moral integrity, cultural diversity, and spiritual nurture. Over these years, more than 32,000 alumni have embodied USC’s motto, “Beyond Excellence,” and its mission to transform ordinary people into extraordinary servants of God and humanity through a comprehensive tertiary educational experience.

Keynote Speaker: Dr. The Honorable Keith Christopher Rowley

Dr. Rowley continued his academic journey at the University of the West Indies, St. Augustine, where he earned an MSc and PhD in Volcanic Geochemistry.

A Legacy of Service and Leadership

Dr. Rowley’s career as a volcanologist saw him provide critical scientific guidance and support during volcanic emergencies across the Caribbean. His expertise led him to roles as a Research Fellow and Head of Department at the Seismic Research Unit at the University of the West Indies, St. Augustine.

In 1987, Dr. Rowley transitioned to public service, being appointed to the Parliament of Trinidad and Tobago as a Senator. Over his nine consecutive parliamentary terms, he held various ministerial positions, including Minister of Agriculture, Lands and Marine Resources; Minister of Planning and Development; Minister of Housing; and Minister of Trade and Industry. He also served as a designated Governor for the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) and the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB).

Dr. Rowley’s political career includes his tenure as Leader of the Opposition from 2010 to 2015 and his leadership of the People’s National Movement (PNM) since 2010. Elected as Prime Minister in September 2015 and re-elected in August 2020, Dr. Rowley continues to serve Trinidad and Tobago with distinction.

Join Us Live

Dr. Rowley’s inspiring story and leadership will undoubtedly resonate with USC’s graduates, alumni, and the broader community. We invite everyone to join us in celebrating the accomplishments of the Class of 2024 and to hear Dr. Rowley’s keynote address, which promises to be both motivational and thought-provoking.

Don’t miss this landmark event. Tune in live on YouTube and be part of a momentous celebration as USC proudly honors its past, celebrates its present, and looks forward to a future of “Determined Minds, Boundless Futures.”

By Simone Augustus, Corporate Communications Officer

The University of the Southern Caribbean (USC) is delighted to announce that Dr. Slimen Saliba will be the distinguished guest speaker for the Baccalaureate Service during our 91st Graduation weekend. The service will be held on Saturday, June 29, 2024, at 10:30am at the USC Auditorium on our Main Campus in Maracas Valley, St. Joseph, and will be streamed live on YouTube (youtube.com/@UoSC).

Meet Dr. Slimen Saliba

His quest for knowledge and excellence took him to Andrews University, where he earned a Bachelor’s degree in Religion and History in 1967 and a Master of Arts in Ethics and Theology in 1969.

Upon returning to Trinidad in 1970, Dr. Saliba dedicated himself to the South Caribbean Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, serving as a Youth Director and later as Executive Secretary. His commitment to his faith and community was further solidified when he was ordained as a minister.

Dr. Saliba’s academic pursuits did not stop there. He completed an MBA at Andrews University in 1978 and a PhD in Marketing Management at Northwestern University in 1983. His exceptional leadership skills were soon recognized, and in 1982, he was appointed Dean of the Andrews University School of Business. Under his tenure, the School of Business experienced significant growth, including the construction of Chan Shun Hall and the establishment of MBA programs in Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Trinidad.

Dr. Saliba’s vision extended beyond academia. In 1993, he played a pivotal role in founding the Florida Hospital College of Health Sciences, now AdventHealth University. As Vice President of Marketing at AdventHealth Orlando, he led numerous initiatives that propelled the institution forward.

In 2008, Dr. Saliba married Carolyn Fagal Cales after the passing of his first wife, Patricia Thomson, due to multiple myeloma. Together, they have a blended family of five children and three grandchildren, with loved ones spread across California, Colorado, Orlando, and Toronto.

Dr. Saliba retired in 2017 as Senior Vice President of Marketing at AdventHealth but was soon called back to establish the AdventHealth Leadership Institute. His mission: to develop physician and executive leaders dedicated to extending Christ’s healing ministry.

Despite his retirement as Director of the AdventHealth Leadership Institute, Dr. Saliba continues to serve passionately, embodying his life’s mission and inspiring others.

Join Us Live

Dr. Slimen Saliba’s remarkable journey from Barataria to global leadership is a testament to his dedication and vision. We invite you to join us for the Baccalaureate Service at USC’s 91st Graduation on June 29, 2024, at 10:30am. Dr. Saliba’s profound insights and inspiring life story will set a powerful tone for this celebratory weekend.

Don’t miss this opportunity to hear from a true visionary. Tune in live on YouTube and be part of a momentous occasion as we celebrate “Determined Minds, Boundless Futures.”

By Simone Augustus, Corporate Communications Officer

Join us on June 28, 2024, at 7:00pm for the virtual Consecration Service as we kick off the University of the Southern Caribbean’s (USC) 91st Graduation weekend. Streaming live on YouTube (youtube.com/@UoSC), this event promises to inspire and uplift with our esteemed guest speaker, Pastor Anthony S. Hall.

Meet Pastor Anthony S. Hall

His pastoral work has taken him to congregations in St. Lucia and Barbados, where he has left an indelible mark with his compassionate leadership and dedication.

In addition to his theological and pastoral accomplishments, Pastor Hall earned a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) degree from the University of the West Indies in 2002 and graduated from the Sir Hugh Wooding Law School in 2004. He was admitted as an Attorney-at-Law by the Supreme Court of Barbados and is a member of the Barbados Bar Association of Attorneys-at-Law.

Currently, Pastor Hall serves as the President, Public Affairs and Religious Liberty (PARL) and Communication Director for the East Caribbean Conference of Seventh-day Adventists. He also holds the position of Vice President for Legal Affairs at the Caribbean Religious Liberty Association (CARLA). Known for his compelling sermons and presentations, Pastor Hall is highly sought after for his insights and dedication.

Pastor Hall lives by the philosophy, “The purpose of life is not to be happy, but to matter, to be productive, to be useful and to have it make some difference that you have lived at all.” His unwavering commitment to God, his family, and the Seventh-day Adventist Church is evident in all he does.

Don’t miss the opportunity to hear from Pastor Anthony S. Hall at the USC’s virtual Consecration Service. His words of wisdom and inspiration will set the tone for a remarkable graduation weekend. Tune in live on YouTube and be part of this transformative event!