Student Showcase for Research and Creative Inquiry

From science to sculpting, Longwood students have it covered. We've collected a range of undergraduate and graduate scholarly work and achievements, across all of Longwood's disciplines, to showcase at this year's symposium.

Spring Student Showcase April 17, 8 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.

At the Student Showcase you can view the presentations, ask questions, and comment on research and scholarly work from numerous students from all of Longwood's academic colleges. There will be a mix of poster presentations, oral presentations, performances, and visual arts displays.

What's it like?

You'll be in a semi-professional setting, comparable to an international conference or discipline-specific symposium, and talk to people from across campus — and the local community — about your research. 

Review the Professional Presentation & Conference Attendance Etiquette Guide (pdf)

Presentation Options

Students will be present in person. They can select posters, oral presentations, performances, or visual arts displays.

Optional Longwood Poster Templates

This experience is an opportunity to explore and develop skills:

• Working independently
• Collaborating on research and presentation
• Translating knowledge to a broad audience
• Public speaking 
• Answering audience questions

Questions

Please contact the chair of the Student Showcase for Research and Creative Inquiry,
Amorette Barber (barberar@longwood.edu).