To kick off Research and Scholarship Days, Mount Royal University will be highlighting community engaged researchers during this celebratory lunch. During this plated lunch, researchers across MRU will present their research and how they engage with communities throughout the research process.

This is a free event, but registration is still required. Please visit this page to register. 

Date: Monday, March 25 
Time: 12:00 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. 
Venue: Ross Glen Hall 

We look forward to welcoming you to the Bissett Honours Thesis Student Presentations. Here students will present their proposals for research topics in the fields of business studies. 

Faculty of Health Poster & Podium Presentations

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

In groups of 3-5 students, our four Introduction to Social Innovation classes worked on a series of wicked questions and systems maps for their end of term social innovation lab project. At the showcase, each group's work will be on display, and the top 3 groups nominated to represent each class will also present highlights from their systems map, wicked question, theory of change and their potential solution to the complex problem explored.

The JMH LaunchPad Competition is one of MRU's biggest events of the year. Students and recent alumni from across campus pitch their venture to a panel of esteemed judges and a supportive audience. The most promising ventures will walk away with their share of $70k in cash prizes and in-kind services.

Register to attend this event.

Map the System challenges students to use a systems-thinking approach to practice changemaking by demonstrating a deep understanding of a complex social or environmental challenge. The top undergraduate student teams from across the MRU campus will provide a 10-minute presentation of their findings, followed by Q&A from judges.

Join the Catamount Fellows at this year's Catamount Community Showcase as they share their insights and learnings from using a systems thinking approach to explore complex social issues facing our communities.

Research Revealed is a full day undergraduate conference for students in kinesiology, physical education, sports studies, exercise science, recreation and leisure studies or other related areas of study.

This year's event will be hosted by Mount Royal University. The day will incorporate keynote presentations from a professor at each participating university as well as student presentations and posters.

QriTical: queer + trans research hub is hosting the first "Get QriTical" Student Colloquium on April 5th. "Get QriTical" will feature 2SLGBTQIA+ student research, writing, creative work, and student organizing and community work. In addition to two student panels, the colloquium will feature a digital display of student work and a virtual "fireside chat" with multi-disciplinary Vivek Shraya. Lunch and refreshments will be served. This event is supported by the EDI Opportunity Fund.