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Each spring semester, on a Friday afternoon, we celebrate student-faculty collaborative research and creative activity in the Richard & Helen DeVos Fieldhouse.

Hope’s Celebration of Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity is a culminating event for many students to showcase their work to students, faculty, family and community members.

Register for Celebration 2024

FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 2024
Richard & Helen DeVos Fieldhouse

Timeline for presenters

Find an overview of the events and deadlines leading up to the Celebration.

Registration for presenters

Every project must be registered. If there is more than one student researcher on a project, the group should pick a "lead student" to enter project information. See guidelines on who, when and where to register.

Posters

Students will work with their faculty mentors to determine the best presentation mode for their project(s). For poster information, see this webpage on poster formats and templates.

Abstracts

Upon registration you will be asked to create an abstract for your project. A book will be published, both in print and on Digital Commons, at the beginning of May that includes abstracts from the projects presented at the Celebration. Find abstract requirements and samples.

Presenting

Learn tips on everything you need to know for presenting:

Putting together a great poster
Printing the poster
Where and when to set up
What to wear
Taking breaks to view other posters at the event
Free food and drinks

Questions?

Contact Maricela Mireles at celebration@hope.edu

Hope CollegeCelebration of Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity

DeWitt Student Cultural Center141 East 12th StreetHolland, MI 49423

workP. 616.395.7026

celebration@hope.edu