Fall 202O
URExchange
What? Nationwide celebration of UG research hosted by the Council on Undergraduate Research (CUR)
When? November 12, 2020 | Noon to 5 PM (ET)
Where? Twitter
Things to keep in mind: CUR is calling on all students to showcase their research and their experiences this summer through video clips, posters, posts etc on Twitter using the hashtag #URExchange.
How can I participate? Students, mentors, undergraduate research advocates, institutions: all can participate. Check out the How to Participate: Which Role Will You Play? guide to see how you can join in on November 12!
Fall 2020 Virtual EXL Undergraduate Research Symposium
What? Opportunity for Trinity University summer researchers to showcase their hard work, dedication, and undergraduate research experiences
When? November 12, 2020 (asynchronous)
Where? Website with pre-recorded poster, video presentations, exhibits, and other research outcomes
Things to keep in mind: All students who conducted research this summer are invited to participate, even if they have presented their research at the Summer Symposium. Submissions will be added to a brand-new website, along with short faculty and alumni videos about mentoring at Trinity.
How can I participate? If you have not already spoken with your mentor about this event, please reach out and let them know you’d like to participate, or email Experiential Learning at exl@trinity.edu. Presentations (posters, pre-recorded presentations, videos, websites, virtual exhibits, etc) must be submitted to exl@trinity.edu by November 5, 2020 so they can be added to the forthcoming Symposium website.
Spring 2021
NCUR @Home 2021
What? National Conference for Undergraduate Research where you get to present your research to undergraduate students and faculty from around the country. Largest conference of its kind!
When? April 12-14, 2021
Where? Virtual conference with options for posters, oral presentations, art displays and performing arts
Things to keep in mind: This is a great opportunity to attend and present (albeit virtually) to undergraduate students and faculty at a national conference. Bookmark the NCUR 2021 page or sign up here for CUR student program emails to find out more details as they are being released over the next weeks.
Abstract submissions deadline: December 1, 2020
What? An undergraduate poster session on Capitol Hill, where members of Congress and their staff members learn about the importance of undergraduate research through talking directly with the student researchers involved in these programs.
When? April 2021
Where? Twitter
Things to keep in mind: This event was held very successfully in April 2020 on Twitter. You can search #POH2020 to see the 2020 posters and discussions. Bookmark the POH page to find out more and how to apply for 2021.
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