Annual CURC SHOWCASE | Tuesday, April 21, 2020 | LSC Ballrooms | 10:30-1:30

Celebrate Undergraduate Research and Creativity

The annual CURC Showcase is one of CSU's "Must See" events of the year.

Overview:

Throughout the year, students enrolled at CSU are invited to participate in a variety of events that recognize and honor their achievements and showcase what they have learned as a result of their scholarly research, scientific inquiry, and/or creative endeavors.

Among the most visible is the annual Celebrate Undergraduate Research and Creativity Showcase held each April. Culminating in an awards ceremony that recognizes all participants and honors awards winners from events throughout the year, this juried showcase features outstanding performers from every discipline.

Date:   Tuesday,   April 21,   2020       Location:   LSC Ballrooms       Time:   10:30   –   1:30

Due to the current COVID-19 Pandemic, the CURC deadline has been extended through March 31. In addition, the showcase will be a virtual event hosted on the IPosterSessions platform. Students who wish to participate will still register via the CURC website. See buttons below.

Registration Opens
Tuesday, January 21, 2020

Prior to Registering

Please communicate with and get permission from your advisor-mentor(s). An email will be sent to them after your entry has been received.

Abstract Deadline

11:59 PM Tuesday, March 31, 2020

Register and Submit Your Abstract Guidelines for All Submission Categories Frequently Asked Questions

Include the following with your entry:

  • Your advisor's name and email address.
  • A brief abstract prepared for your project.
  • The names of any Co-Presenters.

Competition Categories Include:

  • Scientific Research Poster
  • Service-Learning Poster
  • Writing Competition

You're Invited to Participate

Participating provides a great opportunity to showcase your accomplishments as well as to observe the work of your fellow undergraduates.

The Only Requirement

You must be enrolled as a CSU undergraduate currently doing or having already completed research or creative work either on or off campus.

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Contact Info

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Elizabeth Hale
Program Coordinator

Johnson Commons, Rm 223
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How Are Posters Judged?

Who Does the Judging

CURC entries are are welcome from any discipline and are judged by faculty, graduate students, and professionals across a wide range of disciplines.

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Volunteer To Be a 2020 CURC Judge

If you have an extra hour or so between 10:30 am and 1:30 pm on Tuesday, April 21, we'd love to have you. You will judge up to 5 CURC posters. Sign up! You're going to like what you see.

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