Holy Cross Academic Conference 2017 to Showcase Student Work

As the academic year nears its end, more than 350 students will present the results of their independent work in the performing and visual arts, social sciences, humanities, and natural sciences at the 2017 Academic Conference, taking place across campus from April 25–28.

The liberal arts will come to life through performances, poster sessions, and presentations showcasing a high level of independence, creativity, and intellectual discipline, as well as the role professors play as mentors and model teacher-scholars for Holy Cross students.

For the first time, no classes will be held on April 26, the day during which most of the programming will take place, to allow students and faculty to explore the many sessions of the conference. The Academic Conference is free and open to the public.

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