The Undergraduate Scholarly Showcase is an annual event where students from across the University present original research and scholarly projects in the form of poster, podium, and virtual presentations. At this multidisciplinary event, presentations are evaluated in part by how well the presenter(s) frame their presentation for audiences who may be unfamiliar with the topic. The Showcase is also a celebratory event, where presenters can nominate their projects advisors for Excellence in Undergraduate Research Mentorship. This year, 57 faculty, staff, and graduate students were recognized and celebrated for research mentorship.
During the multiple-day event, 415 students from 35 majors presented 273 projects in the form of:
- 201 in-person poster presentations
- 28 in-person podium presentations
- 44 pre-recorded video presentations
Artifacts from 124 of these presentations can be found in the Proceedings, 58 of which were awarded for Excellence in Research Communication based on feedback from 160+ reviewers.
Items Published in this Proceedings
In addition to project titles and abstracts, submissions may include posters, essays, or slide decks. Presentations are organized into the categories listed below.
Because several projects address topics that fit into more than one category, the search bar is provided to help locate specific projects.
- Advancing Education and Professional Practice
- Chemical and Cellular Frontiers
- Cincinnati Matters
- Digital Futures
- Experiential Learning
- Green Cincinnati
- Healing and Strengthening
- Insights and Inspiration from the Natural World
- Interconnectedness of Social and Natural Systems
- Medical Frontiers
- Mental Health and Human Behavior
- Music and Culture
- Rights, Identity, and Creative Expression
- Sensing, Perception, and Sensory Technology
- Social (In)Justice
- Society, Innovation, and Access
- Water for Life
Published: 2024-08-22