Multidisciplinary Poster Expo – All Schools, Departments and Programs
All Day | Anacon Hall
Members of the 2023 Student Scholarship Committee representing each of Monmouth University’s Schools selected approximately 10 posters per school to represent the diversity, range and quality of research and scholarship done by our students. These posters will remain on display throughout the week.
School of Education – Spring 2023 Virtual Scholarship Exhibition
All Day | Virtual – link TBA
Highlighting student research, providing an opportunity for students across the university to think about research and how it improves our respective fields, and to recognize and appreciate the work of student peers. Viewers will have an opportunity to vote for the best presentation in several categories.
School of Humanities and Social Sciences – Art & Design – Climate Crisis Installation
All Day | Sculpture Garden & 600 Courtyard
AR-218, Sculpture II, created an installation as part of their collaboration with the Climate Teach In.
School of Humanities and Social Sciences – Art & Design – Senior Show
All Day | DiMattio & Ice House Galleries
Presenting a representative sample of each graduating senior’s best work, including drawing, painting, photography, sculpture, silk-screening, book arts, graphic design, motion graphics, and animation.
School of Humanities and Social Sciences – Communication – Critical Concepts in Media Representation of Gender and Race
2:50 p.m. – 4:10 p.m | Plangere 134
Students will collaboratively present multiple concepts discussed throughout the semester, such as whitewashing, sexual objectification, stereotypes, and white privilege. The session will discuss and present examples across media contexts of these concepts, their cultural impact, and ways to promote change.
School of Humanities and Social Sciences – Criminal Justice
3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. | Anacon Hall
Seminar in Criminal Justice and Homeland Security is the capstone course in the Department of Criminal Justice. Students will be presenting their original research during a poster presentation that highlights their work to identify an important research question, argue for its relevance in the field, and analyze data in order to test their hypotheses.
School of Humanities and Social Sciences – Communication
4:30 p.m. – 7:20 p.m. | TBD
Moth-styled live storytelling event from CO-381 “The Power of Story”. 15 live short stories, 5 “First to Fly” club member presentations, and a live “open mic” opportunity for the campus community to to share their own short, education-centered stories about first generation college experiences.
School of Humanities and Social Sciences – English Intermodernism
6:05 p.m. -7:00 p.m. | Library 206
English literature graduate students will present their work-in-progress for their final research papers on British intermodernism, the writing that fell between the elite movements of modernism and postmodernism during the years of the Great Depression and global conflicts of two World Wars.
School of Nursing and Health Studies
6:00 p.m – 8:00 p.m. | OceanFirst Bank Center Varsity Club 303
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