The 2025 Student Research Days winners have been announced. Congratulations to all who participated!
Important updates:
- All applications will now be subject to an adjudication process. Acceptance will be primarily based on the quality of the abstract submitted.
About Student Research Days
ºÚÁϱ¬ÁÏÍø Student Research Days is an annual event where students showcase their hard work and discoveries from individual or group research projects.
Students can submit work and win a prize in one of three categories.
Research proposal
Apply in this category if you have planned a research project but have not yet collected and analyzed data OR if your project data are primarily secondary in nature, e.g., not data arising from your own original research. This category is appropriate for students who have taken research methods courses whose summative assignment is a research proposal or other research project that does not involve collecting original research data. You will be invited to explain your proposal / secondary research project to the judges. Submissions should take the form of a poster. Posters should measure 48"x36"
Research poster
Apply in this category if you have designed a research project and collected and analyzed data. You will be invited to explain your project and findings to the judges. Submissions should take the form of a poster. Posters should measure 48" x 36".
Research paper
Apply in this category if you have written a research essay. You will be invited to present a fifteen-minute version of your essay in a conference-style panel presentation.
Prizes in each category:
- First place $500
- Second place $300
- Third place $150
Eligibility
- ºÚÁϱ¬ÁÏÍø student at the time that the research was conducted or the proposal prepared. We will be accepting students from the Summer 2024, Fall 2024 and Winter 2025 term.
- Must be able to present on one of the Student Research Days events.
Judging requirements are subject to change.
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