Conference and Publishing
There are many discipline-specific professional meetings and conferences that invite students to share their work as posters or short presentations. If you think you are ready to share your work at a professional meeting or conference, talk to your mentor or a faculty in your department. And consider funding your experience with a student-travel grant.
The National Conference on Undergraduate Research (NCUR) is one excellent opportunity for your to consider. This conference is dedicated to promoting undergraduate research, scholarships, and creative activity in all fields of study.
Additional conferences are listed as they are made available to the Undergraduate Research Program. Please note that the UGRP is not a sponsor of any of these conferences:
- American Society of Engineering Education Northeast Conference
- Butler University Undergraduate Research Conference
- Claremont-UC Undergraduate Research Conference on the EU
- Council on Undergraduate Research National Conference
- McNair Spring Research Conference
- NSTI Nanotech Conference & Expo
- New England Science Symposium
- NSTI Nanotechnology Conference and Trade Show
- Southern California Conference for Undergraduate Research
- Annual Meeting of the Southwest Texas Popular/American Culture Association
- Society for Advancement of Chicanos and Native Americans in Science National Conference
- Stanford Undergraduate Psychology Conference
- West Coast Biological Science Undergraduate Research Conference
Additional information about various conferences can be found at:
Research results contribute to knowledge in a field when they are shared with other practitioners in the discipline. If you've made a significant contribution to an area of research, you may wish to collaborate on a peer-reviewed publication for a professional journal. Also, be sure to talk to your mentor or a faculty member in your department if you have questions about getting published.
If you have had your work published or showcased in any venue, the UGRP would love to hear about it. Let us know at ugrp@svsu.edu.