The
Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity (URCA) Symposium Committee will
hold an abstract preparation workshop on Wednesday, January 8th at 8:00 p.m. in
Schar 103. Reservations are not necessary. All students who are
eligible to present at this year’s URCA Symposium are welcome. Students should bring drafts of their abstracts-in-progress
to the workshop, where they will receive individualized feedback from a member
of the URCA Symposium Committee.
The Fifth Annual URCA Symposium will highlight the research, scholarly and creative activities of students throughout the College of Arts and Sciences, and will be held on Tuesday, April 1, 2014. All students who are declared majors in a program within the College of Arts and Sciences are encouraged to participate in this year’s Symposium. Presenters may choose to give an oral presentation, poster presentation, exhibition, or a performance. All presentations should have a significant research or creative component; examples include, but are not limited to, summer research conducted at Ashland University or elsewhere, results of independent study projects, thesis work, literary readings or analysis, musical or theatrical performances, and
exhibitions of artwork.
Students who wish to present at the Symposium must prepare an abstract in Microsoft Word and email that Word document to the URCA Symposium Committee at au.urca@gmail.com. Instructions for how to prepare a submission, as well as sample abstracts, can be found on the URCA blog (http://ashlandurca.blogspot.
If you have any questions about presenting at the Symposium or the abstract submission process, please don’t hesitate to contact the URCA Committee at au.urca@gmail.com or Dr. Diane Bonfiglio at dbonfigl@ashland.edu. Please consider signing up to follow the blog via email. Also, please ‘like’ us on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/
The Fifth Annual URCA Symposium will highlight the research, scholarly and creative activities of students throughout the College of Arts and Sciences, and will be held on Tuesday, April 1, 2014. All students who are declared majors in a program within the College of Arts and Sciences are encouraged to participate in this year’s Symposium. Presenters may choose to give an oral presentation, poster presentation, exhibition, or a performance. All presentations should have a significant research or creative component; examples include, but are not limited to, summer research conducted at Ashland University or elsewhere, results of independent study projects, thesis work, literary readings or analysis, musical or theatrical performances, and
exhibitions of artwork.
Students who wish to present at the Symposium must prepare an abstract in Microsoft Word and email that Word document to the URCA Symposium Committee at au.urca@gmail.com. Instructions for how to prepare a submission, as well as sample abstracts, can be found on the URCA blog (http://ashlandurca.blogspot.
If you have any questions about presenting at the Symposium or the abstract submission process, please don’t hesitate to contact the URCA Committee at au.urca@gmail.com or Dr. Diane Bonfiglio at dbonfigl@ashland.edu. Please consider signing up to follow the blog via email. Also, please ‘like’ us on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/
