MSU’s Celebration of Student Scholarship is a day-long, campus-wide showcase of undergraduate student research, scholarship, creative work, and performance. Students from all disciplines present their work through oral or poster presentations, gaining professional experience and the opportunity to have their work evaluated and recognized.

The 47th Annual Central California Research Symposium features more than 250 oral and poster presentations. The event showcases the diverse range of impressive research projects and provides opportunities for students to share their research and develop presentation skills. The event is the centerpiece of Fresno State’s Research Week, which includes guest speakers, research showcases, speed networking and Data Science Day.

This campus-wide event showcases the outstanding research and creative work of App State students and highlights the impact of faculty-mentored scholarship across disciplines. Throughout the day, attendees can explore student poster presentations, attend platform sessions and celebrate the achievements of our Mountaineer student scholars.

Held each spring, the Brother Joseph W. Stander Symposium encourages students from all majors and degree levels to showcase and celebrate their research, scholarship and artistic achievements. In 2025, more than 1,000 students presented on 480 projects.

The event features poster presentations, TED-style talks, performances, oral presentations and highlights of capstone course work. Whether students are presenting their own scholarship or supporting their classmates, the symposium embodies our

The Symposium on Research and Creative Expression (SORCE) is a day-long event at Valparaiso University that allows students to present their research projects, scholarly work, or creative activities in a poster format or as oral presentations. Undergraduate and graduate students from all disciplines are encouraged to become involved in research and creative endeavors and present their work at SORCE.

The Charlotte Undergraduate Research Conference (URC) is a university-wide showcase of research projects completed by undergraduate students of all levels from all colleges and departments in the university. The URC will be celebrating the 14th anniversary in 2026. The URC will be held in the Popp Martin Student Union and is scheduled for Friday, April 24, 2026, from 8:30 am to 3 pm and virtually through the Symposium system starting April 21. Everyone is welcome to join us online or in person.

This annual event, hosted by the Center for Undergraduate Research and Scholarship in celebration of National Undergraduate Research Week, invites undergraduate researchers to cover the windows of the Reinert-Alumni Library with illustrations of their scholarly work. Grab a chalk pen, bring your creativity, and share your research with the campus community! Drawings are welcomed April 21-23 and will stay up through April 27th. Winning depictions of research will be added to the perpetual trophy!

The Department of Biology will host a research symposium to showcase the work students have been doing in their courses and/or independent research. This symposium will take place in the Duff Center atrium on Wednesday, April 22 at 4pm, and will involve poster presentations. Presentations can include research in progress (a Work in Progress poster), as part of a course (a CURE, course based undergraduate research experience), or as completed research

The Creative Collaborations Showcase is a space to celebrate undergraduate research, scholarly activities, and creative works from all disciplines. This work shows the intellectual curiosity of our undergraduate students, the strong mentorship of our research mentors, and the University of San Diego’s commitment to academic excellence and experiential learning.

The 2026 URSCA Conference takes place April 24 and 25. Each year, UC Davis undergraduates in all academic fields are invited to participate in the URSCA Conference. Research projects must be conducted under the supervision of a faculty member or professional at UC Davis. The conference is designed to acquaint undergraduate students with the process and academic rigors of presenting research in a scholarly manner and in an affirming environment. Attendance is free and open to the community.