Celebrating Research, Scholarship, and Creative Achievement (CRSCA) is an annual event coordinated by the Office of the Provost, Grants and Research, and the Chalmer Davee Library. This celebration is designed to recognize the intellectual and creative achievements of faculty and staff of the University of Wisconsin-River Falls by honoring the work that goes on outside of the classroom.

Each spring semester the library displays the articles, books, academic posters, fine and performance art, playbills and other items produced by UW-River Falls faculty and staff during the previous calendar year.  All submissions are cited in a CRSCA booklet and the celebration culminates in an annual reception to honor the faculty and staff who submitted work.

2012 marks the 10^th anniversary of CRSCA.  The celebration included exhibits throughout the library and a reception in the library atrium on Tuesday, March 27th.  Clarke Garry, Biology Department emeritus, and artist Gaylord Schanilec were guest speakers.  Garry and Schanilec authored and illustrated Mayflies of the Driftless Region.  UWRF student and classical guitarist, Elliot Novak, performed during the reception.  

Watch Falcon Daily and the library's website for information on next year's celebration.