Butler County Community College president’s scholars, who expect to graduate in May, will discuss their capstone project research topics from 1 to 3 p.m. Monday, May 1, in the AK Steel Lobby of Succop Theater on BC3’s main campus in Butler Township. Above, at BC3’s main campus are, top row, from left, Olivia Collins, of Butler; Anna Christy, of Slippery Rock; Olivia Vissari, of Renfrew; and Emma Rihn, of Butler. Bottom row, from left, Taylor Schultz, Carson Noble and Abigail Natili, all of Butler. Missing from photo, Thomas Cornelius, of Butler, and Emily Parker, of Chicora. BC3 @ Cranberry will hold a portfolio and art show from 6 to 8 p.m. May 5. SUBMITTED PHOTO

Students representing 10 of Butler County Community College’s 56 associate degree programs will showcase their academic research or artistic talents during free public events next week on BC3’s main campus or at BC3 @ Cranberry.

Nine president’s scholars, who expect to graduate in May, will discuss their research about topics that include the rise of female executives, the influence of brief social media videos on those with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder and the effect of exercise programs on dementia patients.

Guests can meet with BC3’s president’s scholars from 1 to 3 p.m. Monday, May 1, in the AK Steel Lobby of Succop Theater on BC3’s main campus in Butler Township.

Bill Foley is coordinator of news and media content at Butler County Community College.