USF Research Symposium
Eleventh Annual USF Research Symposium
April 11, 2019
8:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Featuring keynote speaker:
Dr. Joshua Pope, a Hispanic linguistics professor at Doane University
Why Some Spanish Language Learner’s Excel
Cleveland Professional Development Center | 12 p.m.
The Research Symposium provides opportunities to hone professional skills especially in speaking and writing, to grow as a scholar, add to your resume and cultivate relationships from different disciplines.
The permanent theme of the USF Research Symposium is Fresh Perspectives. Undergraduates in all disciplines are encouraged to submit a recent research project for presentation. Student-faculty collaborative projects are also encouraged. Presentations are 15-20 minutes and tailored for oral presentation. A panel of faculty review proposals and then develop panels.
As with most academic conferences, the primary goal of the symposium is to provide a friendly, supportive and collegial venue for the exchange of and debate over research, information and ideas. The symposium strives to emulate the environment of a professional conference: panels of presenters, a plenary speaker, complimentary breakfast and luncheon and faculty moderators.
For more information or to submit abstracts, contact Dr. Sarah Sinnott at sarah.sinnott@usiouxfalls.edu.