Since 2001, Scholars Day has played an important role in the academic life of Saint Martin's University. This annual student conference features talented students presenting their best academic work in the form of research papers, group projects and artistic works.
By sharing the year's academic achievements within the campus community, Scholars Day is an event that brings together students, faculty, and guests in celebration of our Benedictine tradition of learning and excellence. The conference presentations are preceded by a formal luncheon where we welcome a distinguished guest speaker and close with a ceremony recognizing Saint Martin's scholars.
Come join us. Scholars Day awaits you!
Scholars Day 2025
Tuesday, April 29, 2025
For 2025, there are options for artistic works and poster presenters. For more information, see the following pages:
- Scholars Day poster session event
- Presentation formats
- Guidelines for artistic description and statement of creative process
Last year's Scholars Day & Honors Convocation schedule
Scholars Day presentations
1:00 - 3:50 p.m. | Harned Hall classrooms and Kreielsheimer Hall
Support Saint Martin's students as they present their scholarly or artistic work to the Saint Martin's community.
Concurrent poster session event
1:00 - 3:00 p.m. | Cebula Hall 3rd Floor and Societies Room
Support Saint Martin's students as they share their work in an open and collaborative atmosphere.
Honors Convocation / Awards Ceremony
4:00 - 5:15 p.m. | Marcus Pavilion
Join us in the year-end celebration as the academic departments bestow special honors to students and the monks of Saint Martin's Abbey present the outstanding faculty and staff of the year award.
There will be no classes from 1:00 - 5:00 p.m. to allow the entire Saint Martin's community to attend the presentations and ceremony.
2025 Scholars Day
Applications open: Jan. 13
Applications close: Apr. 7
Scholars Day application
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Poster session event
Registration opens: Jan. 13
Registration closes: Apr. 7
Poster session registration