Dean Jeff Hughes

Welcome to our first ever College of Arts and Sciences "Celebrations of Scholarship Day." We hope you will enjoy this day-long demonstration of academic and creative practices by our worthy students and our outstanding alums. Please feel free to spend a single hour or the entire day with us as Millikin displays the best of the merging of theory and practice throughout a wide-range of our majors. There are plenty of opportunities to choose from, from honors presentations to senior colloquiums to poster sessions. I think you will find something of interest to you. Let's celebrate these wonderful achievements together.

College of Arts and Sciences
Celebrations of Scholarship Day
Friday, April 25, 2008

Overview of Full Schedule (printable) Celebrations Chart by Time

Guide to Session Descriptions by Department and by Program

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The College of Arts and Sciences' (CAS) is very pleased to announce our new event "Celebrations of Scholarship" (COS) planned for Friday, 25 April. Please take a look at the link above which will provide an overview of the entire day.

During this day-long event, students from every department in CAS and also the University-wide Honors Program will present the results of their research, scholarship, and creative efforts to the Millikin community. Multiple concurrent sessions across the campus modeled on a scholarly conference format and organized independently by each department will start early in the morning and end in mid-afternoon.

In addition, the 15th annual Millikin University Undergraduate Research Poster Symposium will offer presentations throughout the day, and the Humanities Undergraduate Research Forum (HURF) will return with presentations of especially outstanding work in the afternoon. Departments are finalizing plans for their sessions.

The event will showcase the outstanding work of our students to show that an education focused on engaging students in the theory and practice of their disciplines develops accomplished scholars prepared for graduate and professional study or challenging positions in the workplace. Please direct questions to the CAS office (SH209, phone: 424-6205).