2026 Conference in Gainesville -- Friday 20 March (abstracts due February 13th.) Gainesville Campus in the Martha T. Nesbitt building
UNG’s Annual Research Conference is an opportunity for UNG undergraduate and graduate students from all of our campuses and disciplines to showcase their research.
UNG’s 31st Annual Research Conference submission portal is now accepting abstracts
Log into (or create) your account in the Annual Research Conference portal.
Press the "Start Submission" button on the front page.
Select your presentation method (oral, poster, visual, musical.)
Read and agree to the certifications and terms.
Section 1: Details
Add Submission Details, such as: title, abstract, and any keywords
For "Competing Interests", you can include a statement or type in "N/A"
Section 2: Upload Files
Note: Before submitting, remove any personal identifying information from your file (i.e. name or co-authors)
Upload either a PDF or Microsoft Word file of your 250-word abstract and title
Select "Manuscript" as file type.
Section 3: Contributors
Section 4: For the Editors
Add the discipline(s) of the research, such as: English, Mathematics, Biology, etc.
Section 5: Review and Confirmation
Review the details and file type in this section.
Once reviewed, agree to the digital certifications that there is no competition, then hit submit.
Annual Research Conference
Our 31st Annual Research Conference will take place on the Gainesville campus on March 20th, with abstracts due on February 13th. All students (undergraduate and graduate) are invited to present their research or original creative works! See more information on location and how to apply via our website. We will also be hosting workshops on how to write abstracts (on February 4th at noon) and how to craft presentations (on March 4th at noon), both via zoom.
Students interested in competing for Best Paper and Best Poster award should attach completed papers/posters to their abstract submissions by February 27th.
CURCA is pleased to announce its spring programming and funding cycle deadlines. Please see below for information on our Conference Travel Grants, Faculty Undergraduate Summer Engagement (FUSE) and Annual Research Conference! Full details for each funding opportunity, including instructions, application, and rubrics, are located on InfoReady. Workshops, brief descriptions, and deadlines for these opportunities are listed below. In addition, see attached for a printable flyer you can post and/or share with your students!
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If you were invited to join the Criminal Justice Honor Society Alpha Phi Sigma (APS)
Venmo: @BatchAlpha
Qualifications:
Declared Criminal Justice major
Completed a minimum of 12 Credit Hours in four UPPER LEVEL Criminal Justice courses
Completed a minimum of 40 credit hours overall
Maintain a 3.2 GPA cumulative
Maintain a 3.2 GPA in Criminal Justice classes
Deadline to submit Application: 15 March 2026
To Download application: a) click Here b) After the screen shows you a preview, Click "Download" icon in the upper left areac) This puts the application into your "downloads" folder. Go to your downloads folder, open file, fill out application; save to desktop as you go along. Attach as email to Batch stu.batchelder@ung.edu
If you need extra help, Criminal Justice Honor Society Alpha Phi Sigma National Website: CJ Honor Society
