Science and art come together when the Department of Research for Undergraduate Education (RUE) holds the 2012 Research & Creative Scholarly Projects Festival this week on the Northwest campus. This is the fifth annual festival.
The week-long event showcases work done by SF students in a variety of scientific and artistic disciplines including biology, mathematics, theatre and dance. Individual events include a poster session, oral and PowerPoint presentations of research projects, creative writing, poetry readings, art, music, dance and drama.
Highlights of the festival include the poster session and Spotlight on Creativity. During the poster session students showcase their scientific research projects. Research is presented through large-scale posters that detail the nature of the work, steps taken to develop it, and the outcome.
The Spotlight on Creativity is scheduled for Wednesday, April 18 in the Building E breezeway. During the 10 minute break between classes performers will delight passers-by with poetry readings, music, dance and theatrical performances.
Schedule of Events:
- April 16 Math & Natural Sciences Poster Session, 5-7 p.m., Library Porch
Photo Album - April 17 English, Fine Arts, Humanities, & Social Sciences Poster Session, 5-7 p.m., Library Porch
- April 18 Spotlight on Creativity and Performances, 9 a.m.-noon, Building E breezeway
- April 18 Oral Presentations, 2-4 p.m., Library 2nd Floor
- April 18 Film and Video Festival, 7-9 p.m., E-Auditorium
- April 19- April 21 “In Ten” 7:30 p.m. Fine Arts Hall
All events are free and open to the public. For more information contact Bobby Hom at (352) 395-4141 or bobby.hom@sfcollege.edu.