Named in honor of its founder - Matthew Petersheim, Ph.D., associate professor of chemistry, who died in October 1998 after a battle with cancer - the exposition celebrates the sights and sounds of knowledge and academic achievement of undergraduate and graduate students at the University.
Celebrating 12 Years!
“Bringing Knowledge to Life”
This year’s
Academic Exposition will be held April 14 – April 23. Programs already
scheduled include the John C. Whitehead Colloquium: The Global Almanac,
TLTR Presentation, Chemistry & Biochemistry Department Symposium,
presentation by the Seton Hall representative to the Johnson & Johnson
Case Competition, and the Experiential Education Awards Luncheon. A
detailed listing of all events will be distributed across campus and
published in the Setonian in early April.
New to this year’s Exposition is the Outstanding Achievement Award of $1,000 for the top representative from the various colleges, schools, and major departments. Each college and school will determine its Award recipient. For more information on how to participate in your school’s competition, please contact your Academic Dean’s Office.
