Every year, Centenary students present their best works of exploration and invention to fellow students and faculty at our Student Research Forum. A community tradition over our past 19 years, the Research Forum is modeled upon long-standing academic traditions of conference-based information sharing and feedback. |
Thursday, April 22, 2010 Friday, April 23, 2010 View the 2009 Winners. |
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ParticipationParticipants need to register using the Deadline!The deadline for submitting abstracts is This is a very strict deadline. We have to get the abstracts to the printers in time for them to print the program. |
Presentation and Judgement Details
The presenters of the best work (both oral and poster) will be awarded cash prizes. Take a look at the 2009 Winners.
View the instructions for presenters (updated 2009).
About Oral Presentations
Each presenter may take eight minutes for the presentation (including set-up), followed by a maximum of two minutes for questions and answers. Presenters should anticipate receiving questions.
Judgement details and scoring sheets (pdf)
About Poster Presentations
A well-organized poster filled with relevant information is important, but the presenter is responsible for making sure the project is clearly presented.
