EHHS - Student Research Symposium
What is the EHHS Student Research Symposium?
A College of Education Health, and Human Sciences (EHHS) event that showcases the research, scholarship, and creative works of our students.
Who can participate?
All students at University of Idaho who have a research faculty mentor in EHHS or are a current WWAMI student may submit a proposal for potential participation in the event (proposal format below).
- All presentations will be given by a single student presenter, although multiple authors/contributors are allowable.
- Multiple students from a larger research project can submit for possible presentations as long as each submission can be a standalone research presentation (i.e. not the same research question).
Where can I see this event?
This is a virtual event. A button to view event and details will be available soon.
When is the event?
The event will occur on April 30. For for details, visit our schedule page.
Why would I participate?
Not only do you get the unique opportunity to show your research among your peers to others, but there are awards for top oral and poster presentations (only students with an EHHS faculty mentor will be considered for presentation awards).
Awards
Undergrad Oral
1st: $700
2nd: $500
3rd: $200
Undergrad Poster
1st: $300
2nd: $200
3rd: $100
Grad Oral
1st: $1000
2nd: $700
3rd: $300
Grad Poster
1st: $500
2nd: $350
3rd: $150
How much does it cost?
The event is free and open to the public.
How do I participate?
- create a title, a short summary*, and abstract* for your research.
- submit a proposal to participate using our online form.
- proposal will be reviewed by the Graduate Research Policy Committee for presentation selection.
- if accepted, prepare your poster or presentation demonstrating the work, and present them virtually on event day.
Submissions are open between March 1 through 26. All participants will be notified of acceptance by April 17.
Proposal Format
* The Short Summary (Max words — 20)
* The Abstract (Max words — 300)
Required Elements (in order):
- Rationale/Interest to scholarship
- Purpose
- Research Question
- Methods
- Conclusion
Presentations
- Oral — 10 minutes with 3 minutes for questions
- Posters — 1.5 hour sessions
Questions, comments, or concerns?
Email Ann Brown, Ph.D. (afbrown@uidaho.edu).
Poster Guidelines
- Reference the U of I poster templates to guide your poster creation.
- Use poster rubric to know how you will be scored.
- Upload poster by end of day (11:59 p.m.),
Monday, April 26- Use button below or this upload link
Oral Guidelines
- 7-minute presentations, plus 3-minute Q&A
- Use oral rubric to know how you will be scored.