Student Scholarship Day: A GVSU Tradition
Student Scholarship Day (SSD) is held once each year to celebrate the scholarship and creative work performed by GVSU students.  The day showcases faculty-mentored student work, shared through many venues, including (but not limited to) oral presentations, discussion and panel sessions, fine arts exhibits and performances, and poster presentations. 

Student Scholarship Day projects may be initiated as part of a course or as independent collaborations with faculty.  GVSU encourages all students to consider enhancing their personal and professional development by engaging in scholarly and creative work with faculty, and sharing your work with the GVSU community. 

The College of Interdisciplinary Studies is proud to present and host the 13th Annual Student Scholarship Day on Wednesday April 9, 2008. This event will showcase over 400 presentations with close to 600 presenters.

We look forward to your participation as presenter, guest, sponsor, volunteer or committee member.

Questions can be directed to the Office of Integrative Learning or by e-mail at ssd@gvsu.edu. 

“Research experiences and creative practice projects – conducted in collaboration with and/or under the mentorship of concerned and dedicated faculty – have the potential to be transformative, moving our undergraduates to deeper understanding of and engagement with the world around them.” http://www.aacu.org/

Please note that SSD is not a scholarship competition and does not offer monetary awards.