2007-2008 Poster Symposium - Friday, April 25, 2008

The 15th annual Millikin Undergraduate Research Poster Symposium is held each spring to showcase student and student-faculty scholarship. This year, the poster symposium will be run as a part of a day long, campus wide event, the first annual CELEBRATION OF SCHOLARSHIP.

Participation in the poster symposium is open to all students, regardless of discipline or class rank (freshmen - seniors). The poster presentation may consist of scholarly work completed in regularly scheduled courses, seminars, independent study, directed study, internships, or JMS projects. Scholarly work includes, but is not limited to, such activities as formal experiments resulting in data, performance art, literary expositions and critiques, and creative artistic displays that is of B or better grade quality. The poster symposium provides students with an opportunity to share their scholarly work, and in the process increase campus and community awareness of the variety of scholarly activities conducted by students and faculty. Further, the symposium is an excellent means of introducing and encouraging students to explore and participate research opportunities at Millikin.

Students participating in the poster symposium are eligible for cash awards provided by the Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi and the Judith & G. Richard Locke Poster Awards.To obtain information about the poster symposium and how to participate, you may either contact Dr. Rene Verry, the symposium coordinator, or download the information from the websites listed below.

Instructions for Participating in the 2007-2008 Poster Symposium -- contains information about deadlines, entry process, format requirements, and instructions for constructing a poster.