[CaTEACH-SMI] First Annual Symposium for Undergraduate Research
Scholarship & Creative Activity
Leslie Bushong
leslie.bushong at ucr.edu
Fri Apr 6 11:33:06 PDT 2007
The University of California , Riverside is proud
to announce its First Annual Symposium for
Undergraduate Research, Scholarship and Creative
Activity. This event is scheduled for Saturday,
May 5, 2007 and will be held on the UC, Riverside
campus. The Symposium will celebrate the
research, scholarship, and creative activities
carried out by undergraduate students.
Students in all disciplinesthe arts, humanities,
sciences, and engineeringpresent their
faculty-mentored projects to audiences of peers,
faculty and administrators, as well as have their
abstracts published in the Symposium Proceedings.
This means there will be
* performances of dance, music, theatre
* readings of creative writing, scripts, poetry
* oral presentations about all academic disciplines
* viewings of video and film
* poster presentations about all disciplines
* exhibits of drawing, painting, photography, printmaking
* displays of sculpture, ceramics the list goes on and on.
Are you interested? Here is a quick list of the
steps you must complete to submit your abstract
and participate in the Symposium.
* You must be involved in faculty mentored
research, scholarship or creative projects. This
means you have worked or are working with a
faculty member on a research, scholarship or creative project.
* You must submit an abstract of your project
describing the project its specific topic,
problem, method of inquiry, summary and
conclusions. Abstracts will differ according to
disciplines, so work with your faculty mentor while drafting your abstract.
* You must choose the presentation style that
best fits your project oral presentation,
poster presentation, performance, exhibit or
display. Presentation style will differ from
discipline to discipline, so consult with your
faculty mentor when choosing how you will present your research or project.
* If you are a part of a group of students
presenting a project, only one abstract needs to
be submitted. Include all of the names of the
student participants in the submission form. The
same stands for multiple faculty mentors for a
project; please list all of their names.
* Abstracts may be submitted from February 2,
2007 through April 16, 2007. Your faculty mentor
must approve your abstract before submission. You
will be asked to verify faculty mentor acceptance.
* Before beginning, you should consult these
links for more in-depth information and specific guidelines:
*
<http://www.ugrs.ucr.edu/abstracts/procedure.html>Abstract
Submission Procedure
* -- explains how to submit an abstract for a symposium presentation
* Types of Presentations
* -- explains different types of presentation formats used
*
<http://www.ugrs.ucr.edu/abstracts/abs_guidelines.html>Abstract Guidelines
* -- explains how to prepare an abstract
*
<http://www.ugrs.ucr.edu/presentation/guidelines.html>Presentation Guidelines
* -- explains how to develop and prepare a presentation
For more information, please visit
http://www.ugrs.ucr.edu/. Please note that the
dates mentioned above are the most up-to-date,
which may not be the case on the website.
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Leslie Bushong
Staff Director
California Teach-Science/Mathematics Initiative (CaTEACH-SMI)
1104 Pierce Hall
University of California, Riverside
voice: (951) 827-4970
fax: (951) 827-4971
website: http://smi.ucr.edu
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