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Celebration of Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity

Timeline

Online registration, Phase 1 – Project Registration Each project must be registered. If multiple students are presenting a project, only ONE student needs to register the project. All projects must be registered by February 7.	January 10–February 7
Online registration, Phase 2 – Abstract On the registration form (Phase 1), the student researcher will be given the option of entering an abstract. A link to the project-specific G0ogle Doc will be sent to the student researcher and mentor and will be editable until the abstract deadline (February 18).	January 10–February 18
Mentor Approval This process can happen any time between registration and February 20. Please be sure to complete this step before February 20.	Before February 20
Mentors can check for registered students, type of poster, title of projects, etc. on the Registration Report after registration opens.	January 10–April 12
Poster Training Session Optional event for students. Learn how to create and print quality posters. Think about how to present your information visually and give a short concise introduction to your project. Refreshments provided.	Thursday, March 7, 11–11:30 a.m. Granberg Room (Van Wylen Library, Room 222)
Submit posters to Print Services for printing.	Submit by Wednesday, April 3, at 5 p.m.
Celebration Event	Friday, April 12, 2019, 2:30–5 p.m.
Submit posters for loading on Digital Commons. (Email request for posters will come from celebration@hope.edu)	April 12–April 26
Complete survey of the Celebration. (Emailed to students by The Frost Research Center.)	April 12–April 26
Abstract book published. (Request copies at celebration@hope.edu.)	Late April 2019

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27 Apr

Research

Formal Release of Sesquicentennial Publication, "Hope College at 150"

Formal Release of Sesquicentennial Publication, "Hope College at 150"

Date: Saturday, April 27
Location: Maas Center

research

For the Love of Trees

Posted Oct 25, 2018
by Eva Dean Folkert

Sophomore Katelyn DeWitt was a literal tree hugger for ten weeks during the summer of 2018. She inventoried and measured the trunk diameters of nearly half of the tree population found on public property in the City of Holland for The Holland Tree Project.

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Contact Laura McMullen at celebration@hope.edu

Hope CollegeCelebration of Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity

A. Paul Schaap Science Center35 East 12th StreetRoom 3107Holland, MI 49423

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