Research week just got sweeter: A&S Cookie Crawl returns to celebrate scholarship

Research week just got sweeter: A&S Cookie Crawl returns to celebrate scholarship

STARKVILLE, Miss.— Mississippi State University’s College of Arts & Sciences invites you to take a break and explore research in a fun, relaxed setting during its second annual “Cookie Crawl,” set for April 7 from 3:30–5 p.m. in the John Grisham Room of Mitchell Memorial Library.

Cookie Crawl 2025 flyer

Held as part of MSU’s Research Week, the Cookie Crawl offers an engaging format to delve into a wide variety of research projects. Attendees can enjoy free cookies, soft drinks, swag and door prizes while learning about ongoing research projects and funding opportunities across the college.

The event encourages participants to drop in at their convenience, connect with research teams and explore the resources and services available through the College of Arts & Sciences Dean’s Office.

“The Cookie Crawl is a great way to spend the afternoon learning about the exciting research happening across the College of Arts & Sciences and enjoying delicious cookies,” said Karyn Brown, assistant dean for communication and media. “It’s a relaxed, welcoming environment where people can connect, ask questions and discover new opportunities.”

Whether stopping by briefly or staying longer, attendees are encouraged to take advantage of this opportunity to engage with colleagues, learn something new and enjoy a sweet treat along the way.

For more about the College of Arts and Sciences, visit www.cas.msstate.edu. 

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