John Wesley Powell Student Research Conference

The John Wesley Powell Student Research Conference was established as an annual event in 1990. Held in April each year, the conference provides an opportunity for students who are pursuing individual research projects to present those projects in a public forum. Research projects pursued by students at any level - freshman through senior - and in any academic program throughout the university, are eligible to participate. Research can be presented either in a poster session format, or in a (15-min) oral presentation.

The conference typically attracts more than 50 undergraduates, who showcase research projects from a variety of University departments and programs, including: psychology, economics, political science, biology, mathematics, chemistry, English, theatre, and history.

This collection of programs and papers was established to celebrate the twentieth anniversary of the conference and will continue to grow.

For more information about the conference, please contact Professor Mike Seeborg at . For information about the collection itself, please contact Stephanie Davis-Kahl, Scholarly Communications Librarian at .