Presentations will be scheduled in intervals. The duration of each Poster and Exhibit presentations will be about 1 hour.  The duration of each Performance presentation will be about 7 minutes. You will be notified about your presentation time soon after the registration deadline.

Any undergraduate student currently enrolled at UNCG who has participated in a research/creative scholarship project may apply. The research/creative scholarship project could be from course work, a project developed for independent research/study, participation in the Undergraduate Research and Creativity Award (URCA) or other projects with a faculty mentor, and/or volunteer work.

No, you may present if the project is incomplete. At minimum, you should be able to explain the overall question, discuss how the question will be answered, and report any preliminary results.

No. For example, sometimes UNCG students travel during the summer to complete research on other university campuses, federal laboratories or in the private sector. Students may present as long as there is a faculty sponsor listed on the presentation who agrees that the research is of high quality.

Yes. Designate one individual as the primary student on the project. The primary student should register as a presenter, and then complete the entries for each co-presenter on the project. The co-presenters are NOT required to submit separate abstracts. Each group should only submit one abstract.

Undergraduate students and post-baccalaureates are the only presenters at this conference. They can present the work done in collaboration with faculty and/or graduate students and the faculty and grad students are encouraged to attend the conference to positively support the undergraduate presenters.

No, it is up to each student whether or not they want to be “judged”. The goal of the Expo is to provide a space for students to share their exciting research, scholarship, and creative works so a student can opt out of judging. However, to be eligible for an 1st-3rd place prize, which includes a monetary award, students must opt in to be judged.

Due to the support from groups outside of URSCO, students can now designate presentations as having a component related to Sustainability and/or Global Engagement. If students opt into these categories and choose to be judged in those areas, they have multiple options to win an award. Students must select one or both of those categories during abstract submission.