Berkeley Physics Undergraduate Research Scholars Program (BPURS) offers the opportunity for a student to partner with a faculty member to apply jointly for funding ($750 per semester) for a research project. The project can be mentored by postdocs or graduate students, under the supervision of a faculty member. Interested students apply and the faculty member must sign off on the acceptance of the student through BPURS into their lab. Students present their poster and research outcomes in May.

KU Inspires, A Celebration of Undergraduate Research and Creativity, is an on-campus (held in Rohrbach Library) low stakes conference where undergraduate and graduate students can share their ideas in a friendly environment. It runs from 9:00 am to around 4:00 pm with a poster and artwork gallery all day in the library and individual panels on the hour throughout the day. Formats include: paper presentations, posters, artwork, original creative writing, comics/zines, performances, and film.

Student Panel- How UR Has Helped Me Prepare for My Future.
Faculty Panel – Celebrating Mentoring and UR
Summer Research Fellows 2025 Welcome Event
Transformations- Student Research and Creativity Conference

The Charlotte Undergraduate Research Conference (URC) is a university-wide showcase of research projects completed by undergraduate students of all levels from all colleges and departments in the university. The URC is a hybrid symposium with in person presentations as well as online access through the Symposium platform.

URSA Scholars Week is a time to celebrate the creativity and discoveries resulting from undergraduate research. Open to the public and held annually each spring around the 1st week in April, students from all disciplines present posters or platform presentations or display their artistic creations.

The showcase of research conducted by students in Exercise Physiology, Health Promotion, Nursing, and Social Work, highlighting the breadth of student scholarship in health related fields.

At Celebration, undergraduate and graduate students present their research, artistic or creative projects through posters, oral, virtual and creative presentations. Celebration provides important recognition and acknowledgement of the excellent work and accomplishments of our students.

The University of Arizona celebrates Undergraduate Research Week 2025 with a series of showcases, presentations, and poster sessions that celebrate the powerful, transformative experience that participating in research provides for students. These showcases allow attendees the opportunity to engage directly with student researchers as they demonstrate the cutting-edge work they engage with while pursuing their studies at the University of Arizona.

Showcase your projects at the Georgia Southern Student Scholars Symposium (GS4). This annual event is held each spring, featuring posters, oral presentations, panels, performances, and other creative inquiry from all disciplines. The Symposium is open to both graduate and undergraduate scholars.

Statesboro Campus-Russell Union, April 24th 2025

Showcase your projects at the Georgia Southern Student Scholars Symposium (GS4). This annual event is held each spring, featuring posters, oral presentations, panels, performances, and other creative inquiry from all disciplines. The Symposium is open to both graduate and undergraduate scholars.

Armstrong Campus-Student Union, April 22nd 2025