Goals
1. Showcasing University Talents
Promote a sense of pride and distinction among the
university community by showcasing the breadth of
scholarly pursuits engaged in on campus.
- Promote and showcase the
scholarly activities of the LHU students and
faculty.
- Develop a sense of pride and
accomplishment in the members of the Lock Haven
University community.
2. Learning From Research
Provide a platform for students and faculty to engage in
inquiry, apply critical thinking skills, and learn about
research beyond their own disciplines.
- Encourage critical thinking
that leads to student and faculty inquiry and
research.
- Provide a platform for
students to defend their explanations and findings
relating to their research.
- Link research and theory
learned in classes to practice.
- Analyze and synthesize
diverse scholarship methods and activities.
3. Communication & Presentation
Skills
Encourage the use of technology and effective
communication and presentation skills to defend research
and promote intellectual discussion.
- Use communication and
presentation skills in preparation for field
placements and ultimately the world-of-employment.
- Have the opportunity to
network with viewers of their work in preparation
for professional life activities.
- Think on their feet by
fielding questions from the audience in a coherent,
organized fashion.
- Demonstrate the effective use
of technology in research processes and products.
4. Enrollment Management
Provide a venue to help recruit highly motivated
students and engage students in supervised,
collaborative research and creative projects to help
retain existing students.
- Feature discipline-based
scholarship to show potential students what people
in the disciplines do.
- Provide direct experience to
help students decide on a major.
- Involve students as early as
possible in real scholarship.
- Stimulate active learning
through application of knowledge as opposed to
passive learning as the recipient of knowledge.
For more information on the
Celebration of Scholarship, contact Dr.
Steve Marvel, Associate Professor, Biological
Sciences, Lock Haven University.