The following resources are available to undergraduate students in support of their symposium presentation. For any questions about your presentation, please email ugresearch@uoregon.edu
The Undergraduate Research Symposium, ASURE and other campus organizations like UO Libraries provide a range of support and resources for undergraduate presenters, including abstract writing, citing sources, poster and slideshow design, oral and poster presentation, creating data stories, finding data and research-related resources, and public speaking.
The Affiliated Students for Undergraduate Research and Engagement (ASURE) host info sessions and abstract workshops for students to work on their symposium application in a low-stress and supportive environment with their peers. Submission guidelines and examples will also be shared. Attendance at one or more of these sessions is highly encouraged and is an excellent opportunity for personal and professional development.
Spring 2022 Workshops
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ApRIL 5, 2022 5:00 pm
GSH 131 or Virtual Via ZoomOverview of the Undergraduate Research Symposium Workshop
Interested in presenting research or a creative scholarship project? Learn about the Undergraduate Research Symposium, how to participate, and how to write an abstract!
Zoom info for remote attendees. Click here to access. Meeting ID: 929 7215 1888
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ApRIL 13, 2022 5:00 pm
EMU 230 or Virtual Via ZoomPoster Presentations Workshop
Curious about how to develop (or enhance) your poster design for the symposium? Join ASURE to learn about how to effectively prepare your poster presentation for the Undergraduate Research Symposium. The group will also address the abstract development process.
Zoom info for remote attendees. Click here to access. Meeting ID: 932 3592 3315
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ApRIL 19, 2022 5:00 pm
GSH 131 or Virtual Via ZoomOral Presentations Workshop
This workshop will help oral presenters prepare an oral presentation- the use of visual aids in the presentation, and how to best engage the audience. The group will also address the abstract development process.
Zoom info for remote attendees. Click here to access. Meeting ID: 976 4706 4690
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ApRIL 27, 2022 5:00 pm
GSH 131 or Virtual Via ZoomSymposium Prep Drop-In
Open drop-in to connect with ASURE members, and past symposium presenters for advice, questions, and any prep guidance to maximize your symposium presentation and participation.
Zoom info for remote attendees. Click here to access. Meeting ID: 953 3165 5933
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May 5, 2022 5:00 pm
EMU 219 or Virtual Via ZoomSymposium Prep Drop-In
Open drop-in to connect with ASURE members, and past symposium presenters for advice, questions, and any prep guidance to maximize your symposium presentation and participation.
Zoom info for remote attendees. Click here to access. Meeting ID: 939 5866 4627
The 2021 workshops listed below:
| Creative Works | |
| The Symposium and Abstracts | |
| Oral Presentations | |
| Poster Presentations | |
| Final Touches - All Presentation Formats | |
LEARN MORE: Video tutorials are now available on ASURE's website or email asure@uoregon.edu for more information about the workshops
Resources
ASURE
For additional guidance about development of symposium presentation materials and general preparations - please visit Virtual Open Hours offered by ASURE and the allied undergraduate research teams.
ASURE Open Hours Schedule
Monday from 10:00 -11:30 am Wednesday from 11:00 am - 12:30 pm Thursday from Noon - 1:30 pm
To access Virtual Peer Mentor Hours:
1) Sign into Microsoft TEAMS 2) Click on CHAT icon (on the left), then type ASURE to start connect
UO LIBRARIES
Library staff are able to help you with finding credible sources of data or research, citing sources (including images and datasets!), using research and analyzing data, locating copyright-free images and designing posters.
- Make an appointment with the subject librarian for your major or minor for more in depth help
- Ask a quick question about your project
- Consult with our Data Services unit on finding and managing data or email ResearchDataMgmt@uoregon.edu
- Want assistance with designing your poster? Ask Librarian Dean Walton (dpwalton@uoregon.edu)
