Research Conferences
The Honors Program encourages its students to participate in academic conferences
that provide opportunities to distinguish oneself as a scholar. The conferences listed
here provide a forum in which Honors students can present research results, participate
in panel discussions, display poster presentations, and show or perform original work.
Depending on the conference, these presentations may be individual, in pairs, or small
groups. The distinction of having presented at one or more conferences speaks well
for students who are competing for admission to highly selective transfer schools,
programs of study, and for competitive scholarships. For more information on why and
how to present your research, check out the video "Got Research?" by Misty Kolchakian, Honors Faculty Coordinator and Research Advisor.
*Please check conference and publication websites for submission deadlines, conference
dates/locations, and further information.
Honors Students Only
UCI Community College Honors Research Conference
Bay Area Consortium Honors Research Symposium
The Western Regional Honors Council
Annual three-day event for Honors students to present their work, participate in panel
discussions, and attend workshops.
https://wrhcouncil.org/
All Undergraduates
Southern California Conference of Undergrad Research
A forum to present the best research and creative projects of undergraduate students
in the region, and encourage communication of innovative achievements across disciplines.
http://www.sccur.org/
Pacific Sociological Association
Students wishing to present in a roundtable or poster session are required to submit
an abstract that includes a clear discussion of theory and methods.
http://www.pacificsoc.org/
Southwestern Anthropological Association
Western Psychological Association
Publication Opportunities
Abstracts may be published in the booklets that accompany the conferences.
Honors students may also publish original, creative work (essays/creative non-fiction,
poetry, short fiction, visual art, photography, digital art, and cover design) in
Western Regional Honors Council’s Literary Journal: Scribendi, an annual publication edited by Honors students at the University of New Mexico.
In The Palouse Review we showcase the literary, creative and scholarly talents of honors students of the
Western Regional Honors Council. This makes The Palouse Review an excellent opportunity
for students to publish their work. They accept short fiction, nonfiction, scholarship,
poetry, photography & visual art, music, and digital multimedia.
Abstracts
Here is a power point presentation that can help you understand the basics of Abstracts:
You can also review this helpful guide provided by the Honors Transfer Council of
California:
Poster Templates
