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 13 Years!
The Division of Academic Affairs, in conjunction with the Division of Student Affairs and Enrollment Services, is pleased to announce the 13th Annual Petersheim Academic Exposition.
2009 Schedule At-a-Glance (pdf) [last updated April 14, 9:10 am]
2009 Exposition Full Schedule (pdf)
For Opening Ceremony (April 15) Program (pdf)
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Earth Day (April 22) talk added to the program
The annual Petersheim Academic Exposition celebrates the scholarly achievement of undergraduate and graduate students through the sights and sounds of academic knowledge and its application.
EXPO 09 is newly aligned with Seton Hall University's mission in several ways, honoring the innovative spirit of its founder, Matthew Petersheim, Ph.D., associate professor of chemistry, who passed away in 1998.
EXPO 09, recognizing the importance of Catholic social teaching in meeting the challenges facing society today, will showcase work that addresses sustainability - ways to meet the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.
The EXPO 09 Planning Committee calls on our students, academic departments, centers and institutes, as well as other areas of the campus community to consider highlighting course work, community outreach, living and working environments, and other aspects of academic life that enhance our knowledge to choose paths that include the trio of economic, social, and environmental benefits.
