An Inconvenient Truth Day

The Beta Kappa Theta chapter of Phi Theta Kappa sponsored An Inconvenient Truth Day at Columbia State on February 27. Former Vice President Al Gore’s Academy Award-winning documentary on global warming was offered free to students, faculty, staff, and the general public with six screenings in the Cherry Theatre. A total of 325 people saw the movie at least once and some came back for a second time. Brandon Armstrong, a member of Tennessee Alumni and Students for Sustainable Campuses (TASSC) and one of a core group trained to deliver the slide show on which An Inconvenient Truth is based, was on hand to discuss the film and other environmental topics. (Hold ctrl key and click on an image to Zoom)
Columbia State students examine educational handouts
on global warming prior to entering the Cherry Theatre for the
screening.
The crowd begins to arrive in anticipation of the next screening of An Inconvenient Truth
Beta Kappa Theta officers Kayla Love, Rachel Schultz, Kayla Kelly, and Stephanie Bates pose with Brandon Armstrong

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