Undergraduate Research Forum
Join us for this showcase of research and creative activity conducted by our undergraduate students under the guidance of faculty and graduate student mentors. The UR Forum event includes an in-person display of research posters during 3 poster sessions and ten-minute talks sessions throughout the day. Open to the public.
NEW Event this Year: 2-minute (En)Lightning Talks: 10.45am-11.40am Heritage Room
In celebration of the 30th Undergraduate Research Forum, there will be a Lightning Talk Session in the Heritage room just before lunch. Twenty entries will be scheduled for a 2-minute presentation using a single slide. Presentations will describe projects in layperson terms, using very simple language. Submit a title for your talk that appeals to a broad audience. The event is open to all undergraduate researchers. We invite students to submit their entries by filling in the google form linked below
REGISTER HERE by April 20Miami University's 30th Annual Undergraduate Research Forum
In-person, free, and open to the public all day.
April 26, 2024
Join us at Shriver Center, 701 E. Spring St., Oxford, OH 45056
Miami's celebration of collaborative learning builds on a rich tradition, of showcasing scholarly and creative works conducted by our undergraduate students, under the guidance of dedicated mentors (faculty, staff, and graduate students).
Event Schedule
Morning
"Telling Your Research Story," Shriver Center Foyer
Miami University Centers and Research Support Showcase John Dolibois Rooms
Poster Presentations Session A, John Dolibois Room, 9-10:30am
Ten-minute Talk Presentations, Bystrom-Reid Room and Caroline Scott Room
Session I, 9:30-10:30am
Session II, 10:45-11:45am
[En]lighting Talks, Heritage Room, 10:45 11:40 am
Twenty students will present 2-minute talks on their research
Afternoon
Luncheon, Heritage Room, 11:45am
The serving line opens at 11:45am
Noon - 12:45pm
· Remarks by the President's Office;
· Library Award for Undergraduate Research Excellence - Winners Celebration;
· Panel Discussion: Faculty, Student and Employer perspectives on the impacts of undergraduate research
Afternoon Presentations
Miami University Centers and Research Support Showcase John Dolibois Rooms
Poster presentations Session B, John Dolibois Room, 1-2:30pm
Ten-minute Talk Presentations- Bystrom-Reid Room and Caroline Scott Room
Session III: 1:15-2:15pm
Session IV: 2:30-3:30pm
Poster presentations Session C, John Dolibois Room, 3-4:30pm
Miami's Undergraduate Research Forum website displays presentation materials (a project abstract and gallery-walk images from the slides, an image(s) of the poster or the ten-minute talk presentation, etc.). Open to the public, the site is searchable by research topic/ student major, participant names, keywords, STEM, etc.
Thanks to everyone who contributes to the success of this Amazing Event. In addition to the (208) poster presentations, 40 Ten-minute talk presentations involving 60 students are scheduled. We appreciate the contribution of Miami Graduate students who volunteer to serve as session moderators.
