Harmon earns AP Achievement Award
The Outstanding Team Project and five other awards were also presented.
April 28, 2026 (Volume 49, Number 16)
Article by
Michele Coffill
April 9, 2024 (Volume 47, Number 16)
President Philomena V. Mantella, left, chats with a participant at the 2023 Reach Higher Showcase. This year's event is Friday at the DeVos Center.
Photo Credit: Kendra Stanley-Mills
We are now just weeks away from final exams and commencement as we wrap up the semester. It’s been another year full of creativity, innovation and invention and it’s time to see firsthand the results of that work at this week’s Reach Higher Showcase!
After the success of last year’s initial Showcase, we’re bringing it back to celebrate the amazing, impactful work done at GVSU every day. This year’s event is Friday from 4-7 p.m. at the DeVos Center on the Pew Campus. You’ll be able to see nearly 150 projects presented by more than 400 faculty, staff and students. Everything on display embodies our Reach Higher commitments of an empowered educational experience, a culture of educational equity and a lifetime of learning. This immersive and interactive extravaganza will let you experience what it is that sets GVSU apart and learn more from the people behind the work.
It’s important for us to take time to get together and celebrate the individual accomplishments that collectively fuel our success and growth. Last year’s attendees said how much they enjoyed being able to learn and connect with others from across campus; I encourage you to join us to experience that synergy and spirit of collaboration. The Reach Higher Showcase features a free buffet, free beer and wine and free parking; you can learn more and RSVP here.
Thank you for your continued excellence, and I look forward to celebrating our expertise with you at the Reach Higher Showcase!
This article was last edited on April 8, 2024 at 3:54 p.m.
The Outstanding Team Project and five other awards were also presented.
April 28, 2026 (Volume 49, Number 16)
Article by
Michele Coffill
Teams had to design, cast and test a horseman's axe.
April 28, 2026 (Volume 49, Number 16)
Faculty members and the Annis Water Resources Institute have trained high school students to collect and analyze watershed data.
April 28, 2026 (Volume 49, Number 16)
Article by
Brian Vernellis