As part of Stockton University’s Scholarship of Teaching and Research Symposium (STARS), the Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Symposium highlights undergraduate research that bridges the chemical and biological sciences. Students present faculty‑mentored, laboratory‑based projects exploring molecular mechanisms underlying biological systems. The symposium will be held on April 30, 2026, at 2:30 PM.

The School of Natural Sciences and Mathematics (NAMS) Undergraduate Research Symposium at Stockton University highlights student research and creative projects across the sciences and mathematics. Through posters and presentations, students share original work, engage in scholarly dialogue, and showcase inquiry‑based and applied learning guided by faculty mentorship.

For 35 years, Radford University’s Student Engagement Forum has celebrated undergraduate and graduate research, scholarship, and creative inquiry across disciplines. This year, more than 400 students shared work ranging from Zeus to AI through posters, talks, performances, and exhibitions. SEF reflects a campus culture where student discovery is visible, valued, and community-supported.

The Wellspring Symposium is a multidisciplinary showcase of student research, community engagement/service/experiential learning projects, entrepreneurial endeavors, internships, innovative ideas, study abroad experiences, and creative works by Wingate University students during the academic year.

Originally starting in 2005, the John Heinrichs Scholarly and Creative Activity Days (SACAD) is an annual celebration to showcase the work of our students, faculty, and staff. This includes traditional poster presentations, art and creative works, musical performances, applied technology projects, and an opportunity to meet published authors. SACAD provides students, faculty, and staff an opportunity to share their scholarly activities with the University and wider community.

We are hosting an event called “Wrap Reinert” for URW! Here, students have the opportunity to draw their research on the glass walls of our Reinert Alumni Memorial Library! This event allows students to showcase their hard work on individual and creative projects, as well as projects done in collaboration with other students or labs.

The 2026 SDSU Imperial Valley Student Showcase will be held on Tuesday, April 21, 2026, from 10 am to 2 pm. This annual showcase celebrates the research, scholarship, and creative activities (RSCA) of our students across all majors and disciplines. Join us for engaging research posters, presentations, artwork, and more! Network with peers and faculty, visit resource tables, and be inspired by our Imperial Valley scholars! The event is free and open to the public.

Georgia Southern’s Student Scholars Symposium (GS4) is an annual showcase of undergraduate and graduate research, creativity, and innovation across all disciplines. As part of Research Week, it sits alongside events highlighting AI, the arts, engineering, and graduate scholarship. Together, these activities celebrate and elevate student innovation across the university.
Date: 4/20/2026 to 4/24/2026
This event is open to public.

Hampton University will welcome students, faculty, and industry leaders for STEM Weekend 2026, a dynamic, two-day celebration of innovation, research, and collaboration across disciplines. Hosted by the Hampton University chapter of the National Society of Black Engineers and 11 additional STEM organizations, the event will take place April 10–11 in the Hampton University Student Center. Designed to elevate student voices and showcase the depth of talent within Hampton’s STEM community,

“ASU undergraduate students, community college students, high school students and their mentors are invited to present their research and creative projects at this year’s New College Undergraduate Research and Creative Projects Symposium.”