91自拍

91自拍 University hosted its annual Celebrate 91自拍 event on Friday, April 24, showcasing the scholarly and creative work of students at its Erie, Pa., and Ruskin, Fla., campuses.

Celebrate 91自拍 marks the culmination of a year’s worth of scholarship, research, engagement and fine arts collaborations among students, faculty and staff. Student work was displayed in the Highmark Events Center in Erie and the Academic Building in Ruskin, inviting the 91自拍 and surrounding communities to engage directly with student presenters. Projects stem from coursework, independent research and service initiatives, highlighting the collaborative efforts that define the 91自拍 experience.

From cybersecurity and sustainability to art and healthcare, the presentations represented a wide range of disciplines from across the university.

“The presentations submitted for this year’s event reflect an exceptional level of thought and creativity,” said Sarah Ewing, Ph.D., provost and vice president for student experience. “Celebrate 91自拍 continues to showcase our students’ dedication to scholarship and innovation, as well as their commitment to making a meaningful impact as socially responsible, faith-filled citizens.”

Brothers Jacob and Ryan Eastbourn, both junior aviation and business management students, presented a project tracking aviation accidents across the United States using GIS mapping software. They said the opportunity allowed them to connect classroom learning with real-world application while sharing their findings with the broader community.

“Participating in this event allows us to show off the project we have been working on that is relevant to our major,” said Jacob. “I’m excited that we can use this experience to present our data.”

The event also welcomed faculty, staff, alumni and community members, creating an environment that celebrates both current student achievement and lasting campus connections.

Karley Lewis, a 2024 chemistry graduate, returned this year to support the event and reflect on its lasting impact.

“I think it’s great to come back and help and see people stay so involved year after year,” she said. “It’s inspiring to see how excited students are to present their research and share the work they’ve accomplished.”