12th Annual Cascades Research & Scholarship Symposium
Wednesday, May 21, 2025
- The Cascades Research & Scholarship Symposium is an annual showcase of student projects and research.
- Takes place at Edward J. Ray Hall.
- Students, faculty, staff and community members are invited to check out OSU-Cascades projects from 4 - 6 p.m.
Read Before Applying
The Cascades Research & Scholarship Symposium is your opportunity to celebrate your achievements in research and scholarship, and share your work with the OSU-Cascades and Bend communities. You will have the opportunity to present a poster, oral presentation in the form of a lightning talk or reading, other scholarship or art display, or a combination of these.
In the application you will be asked to provide:
- Poster/presentation title, abstract, authors and presenters.
- Verification that your faculty advisor has approved your application.
- Name and email of your faculty advisor.
- Category your work falls within (e.g., art, engineering, etc.).
- Funding source(s) (e.g., Cascades Fellowship, URSA, etc.).
- Your OSU ID.
Poster Resources
Free Poster Printing Due Date: May 14
When your application is approved, you will be added to a Canvas course with instructions for preparing your presentation.
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In-person poster and lightning talk training is 5 p.m., May 7 in TYKH 206.
- Posters must be 48” x 36” (4’ x 3’) and follow the appropriate template. Typical poster sections include description/literature review, methodology/process, outcomes/conclusions and impact/next steps.
- Always include a title, names of group member names, faculty mentor(s), award/grant support and sponsors (this includes URSA Engage and Layman Fellowship).
Lightning Talks
- If your scholarly work is better suited to a talk, or if you wish to present one in addition to your poster, go here.
Nominate your mentor for the Outstanding Faculty Mentor Award
In 200 words or less, explain how your OSU-Cascades faculty mentor has impacted you and why they deserve the Outstanding Faculty Mentor Award. The award honors the considerable dedication of faculty who consistently and enthusiastically serve as effective mentors to undergraduate students involved in research and creative projects. A panel of faculty will choose the winner of a $200 cash award, to be announced at the symposium.