Participating in research, creative activities or community service projects can be one of the most important aspects of college life. When students and faculty work together on projects, students gain knowledge, training, and skills that are important to employers and in graduate school. At the College of Charleston, we encourage all students to engage in research and experiential learning activities. Each year, the university invites students to present their work to the campus community.

Student Scholars Day (SSD) celebrates scholarship, research, and creative work performed by GVSU students. The day showcases faculty-mentored student work, shared through many venues, including (but not limited to) oral presentations, discussion and panel sessions, fine arts exhibits and performances, and poster presentations. The event is on April 10, 2024, from 9:00AM – 5:00PM and is open to public attendance.

The Annual Morehouse College Dream Makers Summit is a showcase of Student Excellence in scholarship, creativity, and innovation at Morehouse College. Throughout the day, there will be student presentations, student entrepreneurial demonstrations, lightening talks, and an alumni panel discussion. This is also an opportunity to introduce our students to training and career opportunities with industry partners. The Dream Makers Summit will be held on Tuesday, April 16 from 8:30 AM-5:30 PM.

Discover Day is an annual multi-discipline undergraduate research conference held in Baton Rouge, LA at Louisiana State University each spring. Students from any college/university and from any major are welcome to submit an application to present their research or creative work. The 11th annual LSU Discover Day will be held in person on Friday, April 19th, 2024 at Louisiana State University’s Student Union.

32nd Annual Research and Scholarly Activity Fair, 12:00 – 3:00pm, SWOSU Wellness Center.
SWOSU Students, faculty, staff, and administration are encouraged to present a poster, oral presentation, or an exhibit/performance/demonstration.
We invite the community, state and local leaders, educators and high school students from across the state to attend.

The Undergraduate Research Showcase is a celebration of research and creative activity and a forum for Boise State undergraduate students from all academic disciplines and all levels to share their research with the campus community. Its purpose is to provide students with a low-stakes opportunity to present their work and receive constructive and helpful feedback. The Showcase is free and open to the public.

WPI’s annual Undergraduate Research Projects Showcase, a celebration of every senior student’s thesis, is a full day event to be held on April 19. The WPI senior thesis—the Major Qualifying Project (MQP)—is one of three significant projects required to graduate, and the culmination of a project-based educational experience. Project sponsors attend the event to celebrate the remarkable outcomes of students’ major-specific research, design and creative projects. The public is also welcome to join.

The 33rd Annual Radford University Student Engagement Forum will take place from April 17 – 23, 2024. Radford University students will present oral and poster presentations on their unique research and creative inquiry accomplishments.

Join us in celebration of the first place winners selected during the 26th annual UURAF on April 12th. Undergraduate Research Mentors of the Year are also honored during this awards ceremony.

On Thursday, April 11th, Piedmont University will hold it’s 6th 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.