Senior Banquet Spring 2008: Photo Gallery

Student Scholarship Abstracts

NCUR 2008 Presenters

Christ College welcomes academically talented students from all majors in the College of Arts and Sciences, and from Valparaiso University's professional colleges: Business Administration, Engineering, and Nursing.

Currently, 80 first-year students are admitted each fall making the total Christ College enrollment 300-320 students, freshman through senior year.

CC students are consistently among the most active on campus in all areas of extra- and co-curricular activity, particularly vocal and instrumental music ensembles, theatre, student senate, the student newspaper staff, social concerns ministries of the Chapel, Habitat for Humanity, Soul Purpose liturgical drama troupe, hospice, Hilltop House neighborhood daycare and healthcare services, sports, academic honor societies, and social fraternities and sororities.

Student Steering Committee

The Christ College Student Steering Committee, comprised of 30 sophomores, juniors and seniors, plans and implements special college activities, advises the Dean's Office about matters that impinge upon the overall well-being of the community, and initiates new programs. The committee meets monthly, conducts an open forum for all CC students each year.

Student Scholarship Symposium

The Annual Christ College Student Scholarship Symposium features analytical, critical, creative, and research projects by current Christ College students. Papers in the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, and the arts are selected by a committee of Christ College students from anonymous abstracts. Authors present their papers and respond to questions from the audience in this new Symposium model, which is intended to exemplify the quality and diversity of scholarly work by Christ College students.

Read the abstracts of the papers submitted in 2003 through 2007.

See also Christ College : Academic Advising

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