will be virtually presented on Blackboard
Wednesday • April 21, 2021 • 1 - 5 p.m.
Deadline for Application submission is Friday, April 9, 2021
The Madonna University Annual Symposium for Research, Scholarship and Creativity proudly continues this year. In keeping with COVID 19 guidelines and social distancing, we are presenting a virtual Symposium again this year. Last year's virtual Symposium was well received and we are looking forward to another successful Symposium!
This year’s Symposium for Research, Scholarship and Creativity has been constructed to seamlessly provide students and faculty with the opportunity to showcase their scholarly accomplishments in research, practice, performance and creativity with the Madonna University community.
The annual Symposium for Research, Scholarship and Creativity provides undergraduate students, graduate students, and faculty an opportunity to share their research, creative endeavors, and professional learning experiences with the University and greater community.
The event facilitates the promotion of scholastic achievements of inquiring minds, for a lifetime pursuit of knowledge enabled by University-wide collaboration and scholarship.
We will feature the following events:
See the Research Symposium Flyer for more information.
Please use the application form link to submit your information to present at the Madonna University Research Symposium. We encourage various types of creative and scholastic endeavours. You may present your work as a research poster, demonstration poster, interactive display, or exhibition display. Only student research posters are eligible for prizes. Awards will be given for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place for undergraduate and graduate divisions (each). 1st place = $100, 2nd place = $75, 3rd place = $50. (Group projects will share the prize.)
If you are submitting a research poster, please ensure that you have the following information on hand before you complete the application:
The Madonna Symposium for Research, Scholarship and Creativity hosts an interactive posters presentation session to allow students and faculty to showcase their research and ideas. Posters are widely used in the academic and scientific community, and most conferences include poster presentations in their program. The main purpose of the research poster is to concisely and succinctly summarize information or research to generate discussion.
A poster is typically a mixture of text mixed with tables, graphs, pictures, and other presentation formats. At Madonna, we expect students to stand by the poster display during the presentation period to answer questions, and interact with the audience. Research posters will be judged by a multidisciplinary panel of experts, and prizes will be awarded to both undergraduate and graduate winners.
While it is not required that students utilize this specific product or format, the FAQ guide below provides a variety of important resources for designing an effective and dynamic poster, as well as some helpful tips regarding content and structure and preparing yourself to be present at the event:
Suggested Madonna Research Symposium poster template (.PPT)
This template is designed to make a 36x48 poster. As we are doing a virtual Symposium this year, it is not necessary to have your poster
printed. However, if you need a poster to present your work elsewhere, you can save it as a JPEG
to send for printing.
We have made arrangements with Metro Detroit Printing to provide poster printing services.
If you are interested, please follow instructions below:
