Rob Stevenson to address Campus Christian Ministries at Clayton State

Rob Stevenson

to address Campus Christian Ministries at Clayton State

Rob Stevenson, Clayton State's

best-known singing student, will address the university's Campus

Christian Ministries Tuesday, Feb. 24.

Stevenson, just back from an

appearance on the Grammy Awards program, will speak from noon to 1 p.m.

in room 10 of the university's Lecture Hall. The subject of his presentation

is "Faith in the Fast Lane: Touring with Justin Timberlake."

Stevenson has been a professional

singer since he was graduated from Orlando's Evans High School in

1991. However, he says he knows that the music business can be fickle,

so he has something else to fall back on... his studies at Clayton State.

He also has previously found the time to work his "other" career

into his activities at the university - he's participated in

two of Dr. B.D. Stillion's Murder Mystery Dinner Theaters and also

has sung with the university's Clayton State Chorale and Gospel Choir.

Stevenson's talk is free

and open to the public, and refreshments will be served afterwards.

Clayton College & State

University is a state university of the University System of Georgia,

located in Morrow.

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