This event is an
annual two-day, statewide Alliance Forum that is held in August. Each year the Forum is hosted by a different Ohio Alliance
(LSAMP) institution.
Purpose
of the Forum
The
Ohio Student Research Forum is a venue for talented undergraduate
students to present their faculty-supervised research projects and
partake in various academic and professional development experiences
in preparation for graduate school. The goal of this
program is to maximize networking interactions, facilitate the development
of an Ohio Alliance community of scholars, and to reinforce students’ commitment
to earn bachelor’s degrees and to pursue graduate study or
employment in STEM related fields.
General
Forum Format
Professional Development Workshops – Students
will learn about applying to grad school, obtaining financial
support, preparing for the GRE, etc. Faculty, staff and grad
students are encouraged to join these discussions.
Graduate Student/Faculty Panels – Panel members
from STEM backgrounds will talk about their experiences, why they decided
to pursue advanced study, how
to thrive and survive in graduate school, why they want to be (or like
being) a professor, and the value of a mentor.
Poster Session – Students will present their
research at the poster session. They will be required to be at
their poster for
an hour and fifteen minutes and may visit the other student's posters
during the session half when they are not presenting their research.
All Glenn
Stokes students are required to
present a
poster.
Others are strongly
encouraged to present a poster.
Student Research Oral Presentations – Glenn-Stokes
seniors are required to present the results of their research
orally on Friday. Other students are also invited
to present their research, but since time is limited,
selection of presenters will be made on a competitive basis.
Students will be notified by July 29 if they
have been selected to present their research.