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→Dr. Carolyn Spears suit
Like former President Aguillard in his pending suit, Spears alleges in her lawsuit that Brewer is a "Calvinist." Aguillard had called Calvinism beyond the faith statement adopted by the Southern and Louisiana Baptist conventions. Brewer, however, again declared himself "neither a Calvinist nor an Arminian, but a Baptist."<ref name=spearscase/>
Like former President Aguillard in his pending suit, Spears alleges in her lawsuit that Brewer is a "Calvinist." Aguillard had called Calvinism beyond the faith statement adopted by the Southern and Louisiana Baptist conventions. Brewer, however, again declared himself "neither a Calvinist nor an Arminian, but a Baptist."<ref name=spearscase/>
==Fifth anniversary as president==
On the fifth anniversary of Brewer becoming the LC president, Pineville [[Mayor]] [[Clarence Fields]] described the college as "much stronger today thanks to the leadership of Rick Brewer. The future is very bright for Louisiana College, and I look forward to continuing the partnership that makes each one of our organizations so much better together." Alexandria Mayor Jeff Hall said that Brewer used his "talents, insight, and vigor to position the college as a regional leader in both academics and Christian service, giving first-generation college students the kind of hands-on, minds-engaged education that the brain craves."<ref>"Celebrating Five Years," ''Columns: The Magazine for Louisiana College Alumni & Friends,'' Summer 2020, p. 7.</ref>
On the fifth anniversary of Brewer becoming the LC president, Pineville [[Mayor]] [[Clarence Fields]] described the college as "much stronger today thanks to the leadership of Rick Brewer. The future is very bright for Louisiana College, and I look forward to continuing the partnership that makes each one of our organizations so much better together." Alexandria Mayor Jeff Hall said that Brewer used his "talents, insight, and vigor to position the college as a regional leader in both academics and Christian service, giving first-generation college students the kind of hands-on, minds-engaged education that the brain craves."<ref>"Celebrating Five Years," ''Columns: The Magazine for Louisiana College Alumni & Friends,'' Summer 2020, p. 7.</ref>