April is Research + Innovation Month (RIM) at Clemson. During the entire month of April, RIM showcases the research and scholarly activity of faculty, staff, and students university-wide, on both the main campus and at Clemson’s innovation campuses. This year’s celebration promises to be particularly exciting with the university’s new designation as a Carnegie R1 – Doctoral University – Highest Research Activity.
RIM provides everyone the opportunity to showcase their research via interactive posters, energetic presentations, lively performances, awe-inspiring art, sculpture, and models. Everyone is encouraged to participate! Marquee events for this year’s RIM include:
- Team Science Workshop featuring Dr. Michelle Bennett, Deputy Scientific Director for the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute of the National Institutes of Health
- Graduate Research and Discovery Forum (GRADS) and Three-Minute Thesis Competition
- Focus on Creative Inquiry
- Grant Application Workshop presented by the National Endowment for the Humanities
- Fulbright Scholar Program presentation by the Council for International Exchange of Scholars
You can participate
Does your program have an annual wrap-up or display event in April that you would like to include on the RIM calendar? It might be a poster session, symposium, performance, exhibition, or any other format displaying research and scholarly accomplishments. Please visit www.clemson.edu/rim to add your event to the RIM calendar!
Research + Innovation Month is sponsored by Creative Inquiry, Undergraduate Studies, The Graduate School, The Division of Research, and The Watt Family Innovation Center.
Follow Research + Innovation Month on Facebook for updates and event information. Make sure to share your events on Twitter using the hashtag #ClemsonRIM.
