Research and Presentation Opportunities at WSU

Any graduate student enrolled in masters, PhD or doctoral programs may compete. See also https://threeminutethesis.uq.edu.au/, founders.

Provides an opportunity for selected graduate students to expose state government, education officials, and the public to the quality of graduate research in physical and natural sciences, engineering, sociology, history and education.

Many graduate programs at WSU offer research opportunities.

Graduate Research and Scholarly Projects (GRASP) Symposium provides an opportunity for graduate students at Wichita State University to present their scholarly and creative activity to a faculty, student and community audience.

This is a competition for a financial award for undergraduate and graduate individual and group research and creative projects. Applicants must complete a description of how they used the University Libraries' collections, services, equipment and/or facilities in their research project.

The Service-Learning Showcase is a unique opportunity for students who participate in academic service-learning to showcase their experience through a research or reflective poster about the application of their course work to current community issues.

An applied learning program designed to connect first-year students with authentic hands-on research experiences in a variety of STEM-related disciplines.

Kansas IDeA (Institutional Development Awards) Network of Biomedical Research Excellence (K-INBRE) Symposium is an annual, regional opportunity for undergraduate scientific research presentations with monetary awards

Students must select from a list of projects found under Step 1 through the link. Students who are selected receive $3500 for salary plus up to $500 for supplies and work with a professor doing research during summer and fall. A presentation at URCAF (April) is required. Students must be pursuing either a STEM degree or Engineering degree.

This event is a great opportunity to present your data analytics research or applied project to WSU community, Industry and other stakeholders. The WSU Analytics Showcase deepens your understanding of accomplishments in the field of analytics in terms of research advances, curricular programs, analytics software, hardware, and skill-building, and it is a great opportunity to interact with other data analytics researchers and practitioners.

Protect and license your invention and connect with industries and researchers at this new WSU department.

Course-specific competition: The College of Engineering includes the Koch Innovation Challenge in the Engineering 101 Introduction to Engineering and Introduction to Technology & Innovation Freshman Seminar general education courses. Access to a project innovation laboratory, lectures, lab assignments, and team building activities support the ideals of the competition for all cross-disciplinary student team members.

Designed to inspire campus innovation and develop entrepreneurial mindsets. This event connects students from all academic disciplines to take key steps in developing world solutions.

The Fairmount Folio is a board-reviewed journal published annually by the history honorary organization, Phi Alpha Theta, and the WSU Department of History. It publishes general history articles that range chronologically from ancient history to modern history, from the history of peoples from around the world, and include cultural, political, economic, and social emphasis.

Kansas English is a peer reviewed open access journal published annually by Kansas Association of Teachers of English.

Mikrokosmos, the literary journal of Wichita State's MFA program and mojo, online counterpart of Mikrokosmos, provide opportunities for WSU students, faculty, alumni and talented writers across the nation to publish prose, poetry and art.

The mission of the journal is to disseminate high quality research that is closely aligned with WSU School of Social Work advanced generalist perspectives and themes of social justice, cultural competency, multidimensional practice and empowerment.

Presentations may be in the form of a speech, paper, poetry, skit or other creative project. topics accepted include issues of special populations, citizenship before and after suffrage, gender-based violence, and celebration.

State-wide annual conference, hosted by Wichita State University Sociology Department, WSU Office of Diversity and Inclusion, and Shocker Sociology Club