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August 19 | Dustin Bruce
August 26 | Nate Ashbaugh
September 2 | Labor Day
September 9 | Special Conversation
September 16 | Spirit Week
September 23 | Wes Pastor
September 30 | Fall Reading Days
October 7 | Josh Manley
October 14 | No Dorm Meeting
October 21 | Matt Haste
October 28 | Jeff Hunter
November 4 | Hershael York
November 11 | Oren Martin
November 18 | Jeff Neimeyer
November 25 | Finals
Attendance is required for all Boyce dorm residents.
Students must scan in by 9:05pm or they are considered absent.
Students will be fined for absences:
$10 for the first absence,
$25 for the second,
$50 for the third, and
Another $50 for each absence beyond the third.
Three or more absences in one semester will result in the student being placed on probation.
If a student on probation has three or more absences for a second consecutive semester, that student may be placed on suspension.
Requests for an excused absence from a single Dorm Meeting should be made to the student’s RA.
Semester-long exemptions may be granted by Boyce Student Life. To apply for an exemption, fill out the Dorm Meeting/Chapel Exemption Form below. Exemptions are only valid for one semester. Students must reapply each semester.