New College Undergraduate Inquiry and Research Experiences (NCUIRE)

When: April 20, 2023

Where: La Sala Ballroom

Schedule of Events: Noon to 4:30 p.m. viewing of poster

Keynote Speaker: Deborah Hall, PhD, Associate Professor of Psychology in ASU's School of Social & Behavioral Sciences

Deborah Hall is an Associate Professor of Psychology in the School of Social & Behavioral Sciences. Her research adopts an interdisciplinary focus to investigate the ways that social and group identy impact our interactions online.

Lecture title: Instagram vs. IRL: What Social Media Can Tell Us About Who We Are"

Registration Deadline: March 31, 2023

Who:  ASU students, community college and high school students interested in presenting research and creative projects (including, but not limited to, NCUIRE, Individualized Instruction, Capstone experiences, etc.)

Research summary (250-500 words)

30-60 second video of yourself describing your research (recommended)

Please let us know the following in your video:

First name
Last name
State your major/minors
Your research and what about the NCUIRE experience has been meaningful to you
Please record the video in a horizontal composition

Signed media release form (Download fillable PDF here)

Register to participate

For instructions on how to create an appropriate poster or presentation please, download guidelines

Download Guidelines

Judging

Posters and creative projects will be judged by ASU faculty from various disciplines.

Awards

All posters will be entered into contests for best NCUIRE and non NCUIRE posters, as well as the favorite posters among conference participants.

Questions?

Please email Eric.Swank@asu.edu for any questions about the Undergraduate Research and Creative Projects Symposium.

NCUIRE, the program that fosters original research projects between undergraduates and faculty mentors, is proud to announce the 2022 awards for best posters.  The judges were impressed by every submission and deciding on the best posters was difficult.  All participants should be proud of their work and the faculty mentors deserve a round of applause as well. NCUIRE offers two types of conference awards, one based the evaluations of New College professors and one based on student impressions. As an organizer of this event, I am especially thankful of all of the judges who added their insights and the dedicated work of, Ruth Dempsey, Kara Glaser, Brenden Rosenthal, Stacey Kimbell, and Carolyn Starr.  

Sincerely,

Eric Swank
Associate Director of NCUIRE