A Showcase of Student Research, Scholarship and Creative Work
Friday, April 18th, 2025
9:00 am – 1:30 pm
Clarence TC Ching Conference Center
About Na Liko Naʻauao
Na Liko Naʻauao, which began in 2003, is an undergraduate conference featuring students from across the University who deliver academic presentations showcasing their exceptional projects. Students are sponsored by a faculty member and present the results of their original work in oral and/or poster presentations before their peers, faculty and the public. Students present work related to research in their field and creative work in the visual and performing arts. Na Liko Naʻauao will begin with presentations and will conclude with the presentation of certificates and awards.
Why Should Students Participate?
Na Liko Naʻauao provides an opportunity for students to present their academic work in a formal setting, receive feedback from faculty and scholars in the field, exchange ideas with other undergraduate and graduate scholars and build a resume. Furthermore, effective presentation skills are valuable for all future careers. Na Liko Naʻauao provides an excellent public forum to practice skills, explore strengths and identify areas for improvement. Participation is a wonderful way to share the excitement of learning and thinking with fellow students, faculty members, staff, and the public. Students who commit to Na Liko Naʻauao should take this obligation seriously as a professional endeavor.
Who is Eligible to Participate?
- All Chaminade University undergraduate and graduate students are invited to present if they have a faculty sponsor to mentor them through the process. Presentations may be done individually or in small groups. Categories include poster presentations, artwork, video and portfolio displays. Presentation items must be completed within the past academic year.
- Students who have participated in a conference paid by CUH are required to present at Na Liko Naauao.
- Kapiʻolani Community College students who participated in the Summer Research Institute (SRI) or the Sustained Undergraduate Research Experience (SURE) are invited to present.
Registration
Check back in January!
Contact
If you have any questions about Na Liko Naʻauao, please contact:
[email protected]
Clarence T.C. Ching Hall, Room 5
Nominate Your Professor
President Mackey Prize
In conjunction with the annual Na Liko Naʻauao event, a faculty member who exemplifies outstanding mentoring of student research and/or creative activities will be honored.
