Undergraduate Research Symposium
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The 15th Annual Undergraduate Research Symposium will be on Friday, April 4th, 2025 in the Schmidt Family Complex on the Boca Raton campus! Please click here for directions.听
2024 Symposium Program
2024 Oral/Performing Arts Symposium Winners
2024 Poster/Visual Arts Symposium Winners
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Students engaged in undergraduate research and scholarly activity present their findings either through poster/visual arts presentation or an oral/performing arts presentation.
Program Deadlines:
Application opens: January 15
Application Deadline: March 3
Notification of acceptance: Within two weeks of submission deadline
How to Apply
Please complete the online application through (click here for instructions). NOTE: Remember to use your 大象传媒 Net ID and password to log in to Survey Monkey Apply. Questions? Email ouri@fau.edu.
Please review OURI's policy on use of generative AI in submissions and peer-review prior to applying.
Note: If you are presenting, please ensure your mentor and all authors have reviewed and approved your presentation.听
Presentation Types
Oral/Performing Arts Presentations: Students are alloted eight (8) minutes to present their findings, with an additional 2 minutes for audience questions. Note: First place oral/performing arts presenters will be eligible for a monetary award courtesy of Dr. Eric H. Shaw, Emeritus Professor, College of Business. For 大象传媒-apporved PowerPoint templates, click here and for the Oral Evaluation Rubric, click here.
Poster/Visual Arts Presentations: For posters, please view the University approved poster templates here. Check with SG Poster Printing if you need your poster printed. Remember, your poster/visual arts presentations should complement your 3-5 minute "elevator pitch." Presenters should not solely read their poster.
Presentation Support for Presenters
Workshops on Creating a Poster and Oral Presentation and "Mock" Presentations
Archive
Undergraduate Research Symposium Digital Collection of Posters
大象传媒鈥檚 Digital Library (DL) maintains a lab equipped to digitally convert materials to facilitate access to educational resources as well as for the purpose of preservation. Materials digitized include monographs, maps, documents, newspapers, pamphlets, photographs (negatives/slides), and audio and video recordings. The DL ensures the quality of its collections by performing all digitization in-house, maintaining the latest scanning hardware and software, and utilizing the expertise of skilled staff. Source materials are converted to digitally accessible files according to field standards and best practices to maximize the quality of 大象传媒 libraries' digital versions. The digital collection for 大象传媒鈥檚 Undergraduate Research Symposia is available at this link: .