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Undergraduate Research
The Symposium
The Undergraduate Research & Scholarship Symposium,
in it's twelfth year, celebrates the many contributions
made by Tufts undergraduates to scholarship and research
advances. It includes presentations by undergraduates from
all disciplines: natural sciences, social sciences,
engineering, humanities, the arts, and international
relations.
The Symposium provides a great forum to meet other
undergraduate researchers and exchange interdisciplinary
ideas. Additionally, it will be an opportunity to present
research before Tufts faculty members and student peers.
Thesis writers take note--the Symposium is a great way to
fine tune your presentation skills.
The 2010 Symposium will be held on Friday, April 9.
Presenters must complete the registration
form by March 31
REGISTER
NOW!
Preparation Guidelines & Tips:
Please review the preparation tips and guidelines for
the
oral
(10 minute presentation 3-5 minute question and answer) and
poster
(to be displayed vertically, 3 ft wide x 4 ft tall, max) presentations
in advance of submitting your abstract. You will find helpful information on length of presentation,
poster size, and some general advice on how to put your
presentation together.
And remember to use Tufts resources to put your best foot
forward!
Learn
How to Write an Abstract;
Writing Consultants can also help you put together a
powerful abstract;
Public Speaking Consulting will help you feel confident
for your presentation.
Schedule for the 2010 Symposium: COMING SOON
Check out the
full schedule and abstracts of presentations from the
'09 Symposium.
Undergraduate Research &
Scholarship Committee:
Nicole Cherng, BS '10 (Biology, Biomedical Engineering)
Michael Shusterman, BS '10 (History, Biology)
Rebecca Ross Russell, BA '10 (Women's Studies); BFA '10
(School of The Museum of Fine Arts)
Faculty Advisor: Professor Harry Bernheim, Biology
Email:
tuftsresearchsymposium@gmail.com
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