A graduate student presents their poster presentation to a judge at the annual Graduate Exhibition in Alumni Hall of the HUB-Robeson Center.

Graduate Exhibition

A showcase of graduate student research and creative scholarship

The Graduate Exhibition celebrates research and creative scholarship as an integral and exciting part of graduate education at Penn State. Established in 1986, the Graduate Exhibition places special emphasis on communicating research and creative endeavor to a general audience. All Exhibition activities are free and open to the public.

Exhibitor Registration Closed

As a reminder, students who submitted posters on March 8 or after are responsible for printing their own posters.

Judge Registration Closes March 24

Attend the Graduate Exhibition

Research Poster, Design, and Visual Arts Session

Friday, March 28
1:00–4:00 p.m.
HUB-Robeson Center: Alumni Hall, Heritage Hall, and Art Gallery

    Performance Night

    Friday, March 28
    7:00–9:00 p.m.
    Recital Hall, Music Building
    Live Streamed Online
    View Performance Schedule

    Watch Videos Online

    March 24–28

    What is the Graduate Exhibition?

    Learn about the benefits of presenting from past participant Yanqiu Yang and Susan J. Loeb, director of the Ph.D. program in the Ross and Carol Nese College of Nursing and chair of the Graduate Exhibition committee of Graduate Council.

    Exhibition students

    For Students

    Learn what you can present, how to prepare, and when you need to be ready.

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    exhibition categories

    Categories and Awards

    Students can present exhibits in one of five categories (research, art, design, performance, or video) and be eligible for several Exhibition awards.

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    exhibition for judges

    For Judges

    Faculty, postdoctoral scholars, graduate students, and members of the Penn State community at large can serve as judges to help students hone their communication skills.

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    Contact Us

    If you have questions you can reach out to the Graduate Exhibition committee.

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    The Graduate Exhibition Planning Committee