Celebrate inquiry-based learning
at the
4th Annual Inquiry@Queen's
Undergraduate Research Conference
Queen's Learning Commons, Stauffer Library, March 4-5, 2010
9:30 am to 5:00 pm
Join students and faculty from departments across Queen’s at the fourth annual showcase of independent or course-based undergraduate research. Apply today to present at Inquiry@Queen's.
2010 conference programWho can present?
- Undergraduate students with research project results to share.
What kind of research projects?
- Course work, directed study projects, honours theses, internship or practicum projects, volunteer research and more! Questions? Contact Jackie Druery, Queen's Learning Commons, Stauffer Library.
Why take part?
- Experience an academic conference and use that experience to distinguish your resumé for graduate school applications and career opportunities.
- Enhance post-graduate and career skills (critical thinking, effective writing, presentation skills).
- Engage in scholarly communication with students and faculty from many disciplines.
What form will presentations take?
- You can choose to present your research in either a 15-minute presentation (with an additional five minutes for questions), or as a poster presentation.
What support will be provided?
- Your abstract will be read by a reviewer who will give you valuable feedback.
- Optional workshops on oral and poster presentations skills and effective PowerPoint skills.
- Space for you to practice your presentation prior to the conference if you choose.
- Financial support for the printing of poster presentations.
How do I submit?
Click here to submit your abstract.