Overview
The Situating Your Research Series emphasizes knowledge and skills that benefit students in the display and articulation of their undergraduate research experiences.
By participating in this series, students have opportunities to:
- Critically evaluate extant literature and research
- Create a narrative about their research
- Design a poster that reflects their research
- Build relationships with students and staff at Ohio State
The series is open to students of all levels who have an interest in building their skills and knowledge of undergraduate research at Ohio State. For more workshops, see our full listing of new and current undergraduate student researcher workshops.
Spring Session 1
Crafting a Research Abstract
January 22, 12:30 - 1:30 p.m.
Location: Kuhn Honors & Scholars House (Room 201)
Finalizing your application to present at the Denman Undergraduate Research Forum? Join the Writing Center for a mid-week workshop on writing effective abstracts. We'll review key elements of the genre, including its audience, purpose, and organization, and provide tips for writing your abstracts, which you'll be able to apply to this and future research contexts.
Spring Session 2
Designing Your Research Poster
February 13, 12:00 - 1:00 p.m.
Location: Kuhn Honors & Scholars House (Room 201)
Spring Session 3
Prepping for Your Presentation
February 27, 4:00 - 5:00pm
Location: Kuhn Honors & Scholars House (Room 201)
You've been accepted to present at the Denman Undergraduate Research Forum—now what?! Join the Writing Center for a workshop on preparing your poster or verbal presentation. In this workshop, we'll review key strategies for compiling oral and visual presentations of your research, and you'll leave this workshop with a plan to help you develop your presentation.
Coming soon...
More sessions will be announced soon
Additional Situating Your Research series workshops will be held in Spring 2025.