Celebrate research and scholarship at Mount Royal by joining us for this lunch to kickoff Research and Scholarship Days. Enjoy a full-service meal while Mount Royal faculty present their research. The theme for this year's lunch is faculty-student research collaborations, with students joining faculty on stage for the presentations. Seats are limited so RSVP quickly! If you RSVP and later are not able to attend, please email scorner@mtroyal.ca to ensure no food is wasted.  

Join us for an engaging panel discussion about where research can take you down the road! There will be an alumni speaker from each faculty sharing their experiences of research and where it's taken them since MRU. Panelists will share insights into their fields, discuss challenges, and answer audience questions. 

Light refreshments and snacks will be provided, along with a small networking opportunity for students. 

Please join the Faculty of Health, Community, & Education (HCE) for their student podium presentations. These oral presentations will showcase the amazing research and hard work of HCE undergraduate students.

Please note that presentations should be 15 minutes each.

If you have any questions please reach out directly to Dr. Emmie Henderson-Dekort as the HCE rep and event planner (ehendersondekort@mtroyal.ca)

We invite all faculty and staff to participate in this interactive dialogue exploring the evolving role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in higher education. 

AI is transforming academia, eliciting both concern and optimism. Some see it as a challenge, enabling cheating and undermining deep learning, while others fear it could replace educators. Many faculty members, however, view AI as a valuable tool for enhancing productivity and research. This event offers a space for open discussion on AI's opportunities challenges and ethical implications, fostering solutions that uphold academic integrity and inclusivity.

QriTical: queer + trans research hub will be hosting a colloquium for 2SLGBTQIA+ MRU students to showcase their research including course work, honour thesis, creative endeavours, and outcomes from their experience as research assistants.