The Office of Undergraduate Research hosts this conference each February, where you can present undergraduate research posters, papers, and projects.

Each spring, the Phi Alpha Theta history honors society sponsors a series of regional conferences, including one based in Virginia that moves from site to site.

Each spring, usually in March, the Virginia Social Science Association hosts a meeting that features presentations from undergraduates, students, and faculty. The Department of History generally has one or more students presenting at this conterence each year.

Every year, the English Department hosts an Undergraduate Research Conference giving students the opportunity to showcase their work in a public forum. This one-day event includes an entire day of research and writing. From creative writing, to literary analysis, to professional writing, everyone is encouraged to participate in the Conference!

Each spring, the ACC puts on a conference that highlights undergraduate research. Presenters are chosen by each participating university.

This  interdisciplinary conference hosts students representing universities, both nationally and internationally. They present their research and creative works in oral, poster, performance, and visual arts presentations.

NCRC is a platform for undergraduates from across the nation to share their interest in research. The Harvard College Undergraduate Research Association (HCURA) strongly believes that student researchers have the ability to make meaningful and significant contributions in all fields of study and to the greater body of world research knowledge.