There are many venues in which to present your research findings, both within BCM and at external conferences. Your research mentor is likely to be an excellent source of information regarding ...

To ensure a fair experience for all presenters, the following guidelines outline acceptable and unacceptable uses of artificial intelligence (AI) tools (e.g., ChatGPT, Grammarly, Copilot, etc.) in ...

On Thursday, April 2, 2026, the RIT School of Communication will host graduate and undergraduate students from across New York state and beyond to share their research in communication and related ...

Carolyn Trietsch recently defended her Ph.D. in entomology at Penn State. You can view her website or follow her on Twitter @carolyntrietsch. One of the best ways to practice a presentation is in ...

For high school students engaged in independent or mentored research, conferences offer opportunities to formally present findings and receive feedback from professionals. Unlike competitions that ...

The Undergraduate Research Office (URO) provides travel funding to undergraduates who are presenting their research, scholarly, and creative endeavors at professional conferences. Undergraduates can ...

Beyond this FAQ list, where can I find what is expected for my presentation? Check out the Summer Symp osium Guidelines page. I have a question that is not addressed in this FAQ list. Who should I ...

Issues in Political Economy Annual Conference (economics) Sponsor: Issues in Political Economy Deadline: January 15, 2022 Conference Dates: February 25-26, 2022 Issues in Political Economy “is the ...

Academic conferences have evolved far beyond their traditional role as venues for presenting research. In 2026, they are increasingly serving as career-building platforms where researchers establish ...

CURCA hosts UNG’s Annual Research Conference every year. This one-day event brings UNG students from all campuses together to showcase their research and creative activities. The conference is open to ...

When it comes to academic conferences, it seems most of us belong to one of two groups. The first is the research poster group, which has conversations with other scholars with the help of a visual ...