1st Annual ATU RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM
The first annual ATU research symposium provides students with the opportunity to practice presentation skills on research topics or information salient to their chosen fields. This year's symposium will consist of a mixture of in person and online presentations and will take place in Brown Hall on April 25th 2023. Applications must be received no later than April 7th, 2023. For general questions about the event, contact Michan Chowritmootoo.
IN Person Poster Session
To participate in the in person poster sessions students will need to prepare a poster on a topic relevant to their studies, research that is currently being conducted, or proposals for a future project. This includes, but is not limited to, completed research, research proposals, or creative projects. During the exhibition, faculty, staff, and students will view the displays and engage with presenters.
in person round table presentation
To participate in the in person round table sessions students will need to prepare a short PowerPoint presentation on a topic relevant to their studies, research that is currently being conducted, or proposals for a future project. This includes, but is not limited to, completed research, research proposals, or creative projects. During the presentation students will present their work and session attendees will have the opportunity to engage in discussion and ask questions.
Online
Distance Students, Online Students, and individuals wishing to maintain virtual distancing during this time can participate by submitting a virtual poster with a recorded 5 minute video summary. Posters must be submitted in PDF format.
Student Symposium Application
To allow adequate time for applications to be reviewed and confirmed in a timely manner, symposium applications should be submitted online through the link below no later than April 7th, 2023. Applications may be submitted at any time before this date.
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