Broward Student Research Symposium
The 13th Annual Broward Student Research Symposium features research activities of graduate and undergraduate students, and gives student researchers the opportunity to experience presenting research (planned or ongoing) or course projects. Participation in this annual event empowers student researchers to share their research projects and artistic works with faculty, peers, and the local community.
This year, the event will be held on Friday, November 17th, 2023, from 9 a.m.-1 p.m., at the University/College Library on the Davie Campus. The symposium features research activities of graduate and undergraduate students from FAU and other institutions.
The event is hosted by the Broward Campus and partially supported by the University’s office of Undergraduate Research and Inquiry (OURI).
Interested students must submit an electronic application and abstract by Friday October 20th, 2023, no later than 5 p.m. Thesis and dissertation work, individual and group ongoing or planned research and course projects are all appropriate. Options include, poster presentations, 8-minute performance art pieces, or 8-minute oral presentations.
Please complete the online application through Qualtrics. Read through all of these instructions before clicking on the link.
- After clicking on the link, you will land on the application.
- You must submit your application once all questions have been answered.
- You will be notified by Wednesday, October 25th of your acceptance.
Attention Undergraduate Researchers: If your abstract is accepted, we will be asking you to register for a zero credit IDS 4914 course. IDS 4914 can be used towards the receipt of FAU's new Undergraduate Research Certificate.
Faculty, Staff and Students are invited to join us in celebrating the research and inquiry activities of our student scholars and attendees.
Anyone interested in joining the symposium as an audience member, please fill out the attendee registration form by Wednesday, November 15th, 2023.
For poster templates, visit the Provost’s poster template page. For any technical questions, please e-mail Shireen Lalla.