Research & Creative Arts
Opportunities for student research and creative scholarship.
Students across all disciplines are able to participate in academic research and creative arts. Working independently or with faculty, you can make original contributions to your field of study through programs, showcases, and exhibitions geared to your topics of interest.
Featured accomplishments include all types of scholarship: traditional lab research, creative works, quantitative analysis, and qualitative explorations. With these invaluable experiences, you can present your work on the Cal Lutheran campus to boost your resume or CV through further recognition.
Do you have a passion for curiosity? You may discover a world of opportunity by getting involved in research.
Undergraduate Research & Creative Scholarship
We foster student research experiences and internships through research programs, workshops, discussion groups, and initiatives.
Centers & Institutes
Our faculty-led research centers provide opportunities for both graduate and undergraduate students to further the knowledge in their field.
Scholarly Showcases
By presenting your findings, you display multiple soft skills that are conducive to professional success.
Festival of Scholars
Every spring, we showcase our students' scholarly work in traditional research studies, creative work, and application of theory to real-life situations.
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Student Research Symposium
Each fall, we offer a forum of presentations from students who spend the summer working full-time on research and creative projects, in collaboration with faculty mentors.
See SymposiumGot creativity? Develop yourself as an emerging artist through exhibitions that reach a wider audience in our community.
Senior Art Exhibit
The annual spring art exhibit showcases the achievements of graduating art majors in our William Rolland Gallery of Fine Art. It includes student projects across all media — from ceramics, to photography, to the greatest works of the imagination.
CLUFest
Each spring, the most talented and promising student graphic designers, photographers, illustrators, animators, digital filmmakers, and computer artists are recognized during CLUFest, hosted in the William Rolland Art Center.