2008 Intersections: SOURCE Undergraduate Symposium and Poster Session
Date Friday, April 18, 2008, 10am to 3pm
Place: Thwing Center, Atrium and 2nd Floor
The Proprosal Registration is due on March 21! Submit abstract via email and Proposal Registration via email or in Sears 451! Email to: bvp@case.edu
Abstract Guidelines
Proposal Registration (doc)
Proposal Registration (pdf)
Basics of Making a Research Poster: March 31st at noon in Nord 310B. RSVP to source@case.edu.
How to Present Your Poster: April 10th at 5pm in Thwing 1914 Lounge. RSVP to source@case.edu
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Event Schedules
The final schedules will be determined in early April, 2008
Heavy refreshments in the form of our popular Mexican bar will be served from noon to 2:30pm.
Awards:
One $200.00 award and one $100.00 award for each of the following academic areas: Arts, Engineering and Computer Science, Humanities, Natural Sciences and Mathematics, Nursing, Social Sciences, Management and Accounting
Michelson Morley Awards: The Department of Biology will award one $300, one $200, and one $100 award to undergraduate students for their research done in the biological field. The presentation schedule will be determined in April, 2008.
MM Application 2008
Congratulations to the 2007 Winners: Award Winners
About Intersections
This is an opportunity for all undergraduate students to present their research and creative projects to the university community. These projects may be current or recently completed. Intersections: SOURCE Symposium and Poster Session also is an opportunity for students not yet engaged in undergraduate research or creative endeavors to see the broad and diverse work that is being done across campus and learn from students about the value of undergraduate research and creative endeavors and ways to get involved. Finally, the SOURCE symposium and poster session allows the university community: faculty, staff, students, and administrators, to come together and celebrate the work of our undergraduate students and see how undergraduate student involvement in research and creative endeavors contributes to and enhances the undergraduate educational experience and Case as a research university.
Abstract Compendium 2007
Judges 2007 |
