Presentation Opportunities

CURCA hosts UNG’s Annual Research Conference every year on either the Dahlonega or Gainesville campus. This one-day event brings UNG students from all campuses together to showcase their research and creative activities. The conference is open to all undergraduate students from every discipline. Each year, between 100-200 students present their work presentations to their peers and colleagues in panel presentations, performance pieces, and poster sessions. The application deadline is usually in mid-February and the Conference in held in late March.

The 25th Annual Research Conference will be held online on April 17, 2020. Check our ARC 2020 page for more information!

Originally scheduled to present at another (now canceled) conference? Consider presenting at ARC! If you are interested in presenting at the 25th Online ARC please indicate your interest. 

Previously scheduled presenter for ARC 2020? If you were previously accepted to present at the 25th ARC (originally scheduled for March 13) please complete this survey to indicate you still want to participate and if your original time slot still works. You can refer to the 2020 ARC Master Schedule to help you confirm your time slot.

If you cannot join, or if you have another conference that was canceled, we encourage you to check out APA's approach to including canceled conferences on your resume or CV.

GURC is the yearly statewide interdisciplinary conference that invites students from the Southeastern region of the United States to disseminate their original scholarship and creative endeavors. GURC is also an excellent networking opportunity providing students with the opportunity to meet faculty and mentors from around the state as well as to learn about graduate school opportunities. The application deadline is usually in early Fall and the conference is usually held in late October early November at an institution within Georgia.

This year, the UNG-Gainesville campus is proud to host GURC on November 1-2, 2019. Please visit our GURC page for more information.

NCUR is one of the largest student conferences in the nation. This yearly national event invites students from all over the world to present their research and creative endeavors. Thousands of students come from across the globe to network with employers, graduate schools and fellow researchers from all disciplines.

The application deadline is usually early December and the conference in usually held the following April.