Thursday February 5, 2009
The Last Lecture
Join us for a screening of Randy Pausch's inspirational last lecture given prior to his passing in 2008.
Randy Pausch, a computer science professor at Carnegie Mellon University is not like other professors. He is young, full of life, a professed arrogant. He climbs brick walls and claims to be a Tigger. He has floated in zero gravity, worked for Disney Imagineering, won every stuffed animal known to man, and been published in World Book Encyclopedia. Randy is also a terminally ill cancer patient and he has an important message to share in his last lecture.
Randy Pausch's "Last Lecture" has been seen worldwide, and his words of wisdom, encouragement, love, and enthusiasm for life have given hope to and inspired millions of people the world over while bringing attention to pancreatic cancer. Come and see for yourself why his last lecture isn't a lecture at all, but a lesson in how to live life as a Tigger instead of as an Eeyore.
Admission to this film is FREE, but Alpha Epsilon Delta is happy to take donations to the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network, a cause Randy Pausch supported. 100% of the proceeds will be donated to this charity!
Sponsored by Alpha Epsilon Delta, a new student organization, as its first event.
For more information contact Lauren Wagstaff at 919-607-6183 or ljw8993@uncw.edu.
Lumina Theater. 7 p.m. Free.
Brought to you by UNCW Presents.
