Each April, Colorado State University hosts the Celebration of Undergraduate Research and Creativity (CURC), an event dedicated to showcasing the scholarly and creative endeavors of undergraduate students across multiple disciplines. This one-day event enables students to present their research and artistic projects through a range of formats, such as posters, oral presentations, performances, and films. Visitors are welcome!

The Valerie Waksmunski-Starr Memorial Conference on the Liberal Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences at Youngstown State University is an annual peer-reviewed, interdisciplinary conference open to all undergraduate students. Participation in the conference enables students to present original research and demonstrate its credibility, develop communication skills, respond to feedback, and network with peers and professionals.

The annual Dennis Dean Undergraduate Research and Creative Scholarship conference is a day-long event that showcases the wide variety of research and creative scholarship taking place across Virginia Tech. This year’s conference will be at Virginia Tech on April 25, 2025 from 8am-5pm in Owens Ballroom and is open to the public.

Louisiana State University’s annual undergraduate conference, LSU Discover Day, showcases the research and creative works completed by undergraduate students across all majors and from any accredited college or university. This one-day event allows students to present their work through poster, oral, art, performance, and visual display presentations.

Interested undergraduate students are encouraged to apply to present at the conference, and visitors are welcome!

Penn State Schuylkill will host its annual spring poster conference on April 9. Students across various disciplines will present their work and be judged for a chance to attend the Penn State Eastern Region Symposium.

Missouri Western State University (MWSU) will host its Annual
Applied Learning Showcase event on the MWSU campus.
The event celebrates the applied learning accomplishments
of our students, will feature presentations, art exhibits, performances,
short films, department open houses, and more.

MSU Texas undergraduates participating in faculty-mentored research who submitted mentor-approved abstracts to the MSU-Texas Office of Undergraduate Research will present their ongoing or final results in selected categories: creative activity, emerging research, oral, papers, or posters. Students from across multiple disciplines will be represented. The area communities and MSU Texas campus community are invited to attend. The MSU Texas Office of Undergraduate Research sponsors this event.

The annual Honors Day Research Symposium at Presbyterian College offers students an opportunity to share the results of their scholarly efforts with the campus community. The Symposium and Honors Day Convocation honor outstanding academic work, with inclusion of art, literary, humanist, and scientific presentations and posters from students of all academic years. PC’s Honors Day will take place on Thursday, April 17, 2025.