UMM | Undergraduate Research

Begin your research
Research QuickStart for
books & materials
Using human subjects
Center for Small Towns
(applied research)

Funding & Scholarships
Morris Academic Partnership UROP Funding
Multi-Ethnic Mentorship
Program
Grants Office
Bos Fund
Tate Memorial Fund

Present your project
UMM's Undergraduate
Research Symposium National Conference on
Undergraduate Research
Minnesota Academy of
Sciences Annual Meeting
American College
Theatre Festival
National Undergraduate
Research Clearinghouse

• Contact Information

Please contact the Dean's Office at (320) 589-6018 or raymonda@morris.umn.edu for more information on undergraduate research and creative activities at UMM.

Contact Rebecca Webb for page maintenance.

Undergraduate Research & Creative Activities

UMM Home > Undergraduate Research & Creative Activities > Present your research

Present your project UMM's Undergraduate Research Symposium UMM's Undergraduate Research Symposium is an annual spring event showcasing investigation, creative activity and scholarship presented by students who have participated in independent research, capstone projects, or exploration with faculty, some through the Morris Academic Partners or Undergraduate Research Opportunities financial stipend programs. Students interested in presenting at the Undergraduate Research Symposium should watch for a call for submissions shortly after Winter Break. National Conference on Undergraduate Research (NCUR) The National Conference on Undergraduate Research is an annual conference featuring undergraduate research and scholarship from all disciplines. Visit their website to learn more about the organization; for details on this year's conference, click "Proceedings" in the NCUR page's left column of links. Minnesota Academy of Sciences Annual Meeting The Minnesota Academy of Sciences hosts an annual meeting where undergraduate students can present their research to a broad audience. The gathering also allows Minnesotans involved in science to meet their colleagues from academia, industry, and government and to hear or present the results of research with a regional emphasis. The April meeting rotates locations throughout the state. American College Theater Festival UMM students frequently participate in the American College Theatre Festival, a national theater program involving thousands of students from colleges and universities nationwide. The festival celebrates outstanding work produced in college theatre programs, provides opportunities to develop skills, and recognizes new and experimental works, especially those by students. To inquire about UMM's participation in this year's festival contact the Office of the Humanities Division (320-589-6251) and ask to speak with the current Theatre Discipline coordinator. National Undergraduate Research Clearinghouse The National Undergraduate Research Clearinghouse is a website sponsored by the National Science Foundation and Missouri Western State College where students can share manuscripts. Registration is free; manuscript submission is fully automated.