Alexander Baetz, right, a geography and sustainable planning
major, explains his research during a poster presentation during
Student Scholars Day in 2025. This year's event is April 8.
Photo Credit:
Kendra Stanley-Mills
See more events online.
Highlighted events mid-April are listed below.
Laker
Club Talk: Wednesday, April 1, 4-5 p.m., Laker Club, Valley
Campus; Ryan Otter, interim vice provost for Research and Innovation,
will discuss "College Facilitates Aha Moments"; RSVP here
Mental
Health Screening Day: Thursday, April 2, various locations; the
University Counseling Center will offer free and confidential mental
health screenings for students, faculty and staff
Inclusion
and Equity Institute: Thursday, April 2, 3-4 p.m., virtual
session; Crystal Scott-Tunstall and Eleanor Moreno will present
"Advocating For Food Security: A Food System Plan for Kent
County"; RSVP
via Workday Learning to receive Zoom webinar link
Sustainability
Showcase: Friday, April 3, 10:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m., Kirkhof Center,
Grand River Room; in-person presentations and networking with
sustainability-focused student organizations
All
Walks of Life Traditional Pow Wow: Saturday, April 4, noon-7
p.m., Fieldhouse Arena; join the Native American Student Association
and others to celebrate Native American culture through ceremony,
song, dance, eating and socializing
Student
Scholars Day Keynote Address: Tuesday, April 7, 4-5:30 p.m.,
Kirkhof Center, Pere Marquette Room; Keivan Stassun, Stevenson
professor of astrophysics and director of the Frist Center for Autism
& Innovation at Vanderbilt University, will address a campus
audience; RSVP here
Student
Scholars Day: Wednesday, April 8, 9 a.m.-5 p.m., various
locations; the 30th annual event with the theme "Reimagining the
Purpose of Our Scholarship"
Community outreach events, such as the regional Science Olympiad tournament, FIRST Robotics and Local History Roundtable, plus the rescheduled MLK Keynote Presentation highlight March activities on campus.