Mini-Conference

Welcome to the USRP Mini-Conference!

We are delighted to have you join us for this exciting event showcasing the remarkable research conducted by our undergraduate scholars over the summer. This mini-conference is a platform for students to present their findings, engage with peers and faculty, and gain valuable feedback on their work.

About the Conference

The Undergraduate Summer Research Program Mini-Conference is an annual event that highlights the diverse and innovative research projects undertaken by our students. From environmental science to engineering, social sciences to humanities, our students' research spans a wide range of disciplines, reflecting the interdisciplinary nature of our academic community.

What to Expect

• Inspiring Presentations: Hear from undergraduate researchers as they present their projects and share their findings.

• Engaging Sessions: Participate in sessions that cover various themes, including Environmental Quality, Public Health, Technological Innovations, and more.

• Networking Opportunities: Connect with fellow students, faculty, and industry professionals to discuss research interests and explore potential collaborations.

Event Details

• Date: Thursday, August 14th, 2025

• Time: 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM

• Location: Center for Global Innovation (CGI)

Presentation schedule

Instructions: 

Please view the presentation schedule below to:

1. Identify your assigned session and presentation time.

2. Confirm that your project title, presenter name(s), and mentor’s name are correct.

If you notice any errors, please email us at osr@csusb.edu as soon as possible.

⚠️ At this time, we are unable to make changes to sessions based on preferred theme or fit. We appreciate your understanding.

presentation instructions

Conference Format

This year's conference format will consist of concurrent in-person oral presentation sessions. Each session will be organized by the college/discipline. 

• You will give a 10-minute PowerPoint presentation followed by 5 minutes for Q&A.

• Each student within a group is expected to participate in the presentation.

• Students and faculty mentors must attend and stay for the duration of the conference.

• A projector will be provided. Please upload your presentation by August 13th at 10am.

• If you require a clicker, please be sure to bring one.

Registration/Check-In

When arriving, please check in at the registration tables located in the CGI Lobby. You will need your phone to scan the QR code and check-in. Participants will be provided with a name badge and meal ticket upon check-in. 

Dress Code

Students are encouraged to dress in business casual attire for their presentations. The Office of Student Research (OSR) promotes a conference atmosphere of professionalism and etiquette, as this is good practice for attending academic conferences in the future.

Lunch

The Coyote Commons has been reserved for all USRP, PATHS, RCC, and Crafton participants, including faculty and students. 

Resources