Celebrating SUNY's World-Class Research

The SUNY Undergraduate Research Conference (SURC) is a multidisciplinary spring semester event. SURC brings together undergraduate students and faculty mentors from across the SUNY system for a full day of activities, including sessions devoted to student presentations (oral, performance, artistic displays, and poster), luncheon, keynote speakers, a SUNY Graduate School and Career Fair, and professional development workshops for students and faculty.

The SUNY Graduate Research and Creative Activities Conference (GRC) is a virtual multidisciplinary event that showcases SUNY’s graduate student research excellence. The GRC is a networking opportunity that facilitates the synergistic power of SUNY that brings together graduate student researchers and faculty mentors from across New York State and provides a forum to disseminate research and scholarly activities through oral and poster presentations in ALL academic disciplines.

The Charles Ross Memorial Student Research Day will be held on March 12, 2025 from 1:00pm - 6:30pm. Student Research Day is an event to spotlight our student researchers in the College of Graduate Studies, College of Medicine, College of Health Professions and College of Nursing. This half-day long event includes oral presentations, a keynote address and concludes with a poster session.

The School of Graduate Studies will hold a center wide Annual Research Day with poster sessions, a platform session for graduate students, a Graduate Day lecture by Suzana Herculano-Houzel and an Annual Research Day Dinner.

Farmingdale's IGNITE Symposium is a celebration of students who are collectively sharing ideas, discoveries, and cutting-edge research through poster presentations and speeches. The IGNITE Symposium is an annual display of Farmingdale’s dedication to student research, applied learning, and civic engagement. Students will have an opportunity to showcase their work either in a traditional poster presentation session or in a TED Talk-style lecture series entitled Spark Speakers.

This day-long event highlights and honors students' achievements in research, fieldwork, performances, and academic writing, while also celebrating their accomplishments. This campus-wide event provides our community the opportunity to present academic and creative work through poster sessions, "Poster Palooza", and hosting a Resource Fair.

Binghamton University will celebrate research with a series of events including keynote and presentations on communications strategies, poster sessions, LACAS Research Panel and an Art of Science exhibition and reception.

The annual SRCA Showcase of student research and creative work provides the opportunity for students to take part in supportive, academic conference-style presentation sessions and for the campus and community to learn about our students' research projects and scholarly/creative work.

Quest is an annual symposium dedicated to sharing the scholarly and creative pursuits of students, faculty, and staff of SUNY at Oswego. Presentations take the form of talks, competitions, panels, debates, shows, posters, readings, recitals, and demonstrations.

GREAT Day is a college-wide symposium celebrating the creative and scholarly endeavors of our students. GREAT Day (Geneseo Recognizing Excellence, Achievement & Talent) helps foster academic excellence, encourages professional development and builds connections within the community.

The Van Wagenen Library and the Honors Program are pleased to announce the 2025 Student Learning Showcase highlighting the breadth of applied learning across all programs at SUNY Cobleskill. All students are invited to participate.

Transformations is a day designed to demonstrate, highlight, promote and encourage scholarship among SUNY Cortland students and their faculty mentors. Our scholarly work is crucial to who and what we are as individuals and as an institution.

UAlbany Showcase shines a light on the academic excellence of our students across all programs and fields. See the work of undergraduate and graduate students: their research, scholarship, creative endeavors, and applied/experiential learning.

Learn about innovative research and creative projects conducted by remarkable UB students. Students will be recognized for selected awards.

The Annual Student Research and Creativity Exposition (affectionately known as the OSCAR Expo) is an event held each Spring to celebrate the research and creative activity of undergraduate and graduate students from all academic disciplines. Formats for presentations include FREDx talks, oral presentations, poster presentations, a film fest featuring multimedia presentations, literary readings, and short performances and extended performances (e.g., music, theatre).

The 27th annual Student Research and Creativity Conference (SRCC) is planned for Friday, May 2, 2025. Student proposals for research poster sessions, oral presentations, and performances of creative work are cordially welcomed. Online abstract submission will be available through the SRCC abstract submission site by early spring semester. Abstracts are generally accepted each spring semester with deadlines in late March. After consulting with a faculty mentor or instructor, students initiate the application process. The faculty mentor or instructor is then asked to review and approve the application.

The Learning and Research Fair is an opportunity for faculty, staff, and students to share their research, teaching/learning innovations, creative efforts, and scholarly achievements and includes poster sessions, video research summary and research awards competition.

URECA's Celebration of Undergraduate Research & Creativity is an annual event organized by the URECA Program that showcases undergraduate research conducting faculty-mentored research and creative projects through student poster presentations, displays, and demonstrations.