Undergraduate Research Week (URW) 2025 is occurring from Monday, April 21, through Friday, April 25. The Student-Faculty Programs Office is kicking off URW 2025 with a Student-Mentor Coffee Hour on Monday, hosting a panel discussion surrounding academic year research at Caltech on Wednesday, and then ending the week with a campus-wide celebration of our 47-year-old Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowships (SURF) program!

The Annual Symposium of Undergraduate Research and Creative Scholarship offers undergraduate students at UMKC the opportunity to showcase their creative, scholarly, and research work. Through posters, oral presentations, performances, and visual art, students share their discoveries and original work with the UMKC community. All students are welcome and encouraged to present at the annual symposium.

On Thursday, April 10th, Piedmont University will hold it’s 7th annual Symposium on the Athens and Demorest campuses. Throughout the day there will be oral and poster presentations from 400 students showcasing their undergraduate research and creative inquiry projects. Students, faculty, and staff look forward to this day every year as we celebrate the accomplishments of our students.

Since our inception in 2006, we have been committed to providing a platform welcoming undergraduate students from all disciplines to share their research and creative activities with the UCR community and beyond. Students present their work in a variety of ways, like oral presentations, poster sessions, art exhibits, performances, and electronic media. The symposium empowers undergraduate students to become leaders, engaged global citizens, and lifelong learners.

Since 1990, the University of Dayton has sponsored the annual Brother Joseph W. Stander Symposium to recognize, showcase, and celebrate mentored academic and artistic accomplishments in undergraduate and graduate education.

The Stander provides multiple opportunities to support undergraduate and graduate students (in 2024 1,046 presenters shared 460 projects), explore other disciplines and topics, and engage with our mission as a Catholic and Marianist University in a unique and powerful way.

The Dream Makers Summit is a Morehouse College Signature Event showcasing student excellence in scholarship, creativity, and innovation. This event brings together some of the brightest minds and innovative thinkers in the community to celebrate the achievements of our students and inspire them to continue pursuing excellence in their academic and professional pursuits. The Dream Makers Summit features student presentations, an alumni panel discussion, and Lunch & Learn sessions.

The Scholarship and Creative Works Conference gives hundreds of Adelphi University students a platform to showcase their research and creative projects to fellow students, faculty, family members, alumni and visitors. Projects include digital posters, oral presentations, computer games, dance performances and more.

This extraordinary annual celebration, 22-years strong, is a testament to the thriving academic environment and vibrant creative community experienced by students at Adelphi.

Senior Scholars Day is Susquehanna University’s annual one-day event, providing an opportunity for students completing research, scholarly, or creative projects to present the results of their work to the public. The event begins at midday with an opening session and ends late afternoon.

The Symposium of Student Scholars is a multi-day event to showcase student research conducted at Kennesaw State University during the past academic year. This event will be held April 16-18, 2025, and consists of in-person and virtual presentations. All sessions are free and open to the public! Please see the website for more information including the daily schedule and program.

IU East (IUE) holds two special events for students to showcase their work and for the campus to celebrate their achievements: Fall Scholars Week and Spring Student Research Day. The events showcase both undergraduate and graduate student researchers and artists from all of the schools, and include not only traditional research projects, but also those in art, music, professional development, and the applied sciences.