Come learn about the opportunities available for involvement in research and creative activities at Michigan State!
A panel of MSU students from underrepresented populations from diverse academic disciplines (e.g. STEM, social science, and humanities) will share their experiences with undergraduate research.
This workshop will provide an overview of the essential components of an abstract and give tips on how to write an effective abstract.
Learn how to craft your research message into a clear, succinct, and easily understood story.
Learn how to define your communication goals and reach your target audience.
Come learn about strategies for communicating your abilities to others, such as graduate schools and future employers.
Dr. Tom Wolff, Faculty Emeritus from the College of Engineering, will speak about layout, communication, and people’s perceptions of typeface and graphic design.
Professional Writing professor Dr. Danielle DeVoss (Writing, Rhetoric, and American Cultures) will cover the basics of constructing well-crafted slide presentations.
First time presenting at the University Undergraduate Research and Arts Forum (UURAF)? Let our panel of seasoned UURAF presenters help you make the most of your experience.
