Workshops

Workshops will be held Fridays at noon in-person (SI 3015) with an option to join virtually. Hyperlinks are provided below below or by emailing [email protected].

The Art of Writing an Abstract

February 20^th, Noon – SI 3015 Click here to join

An abstract is a brief summary of your research / project / work. An abstract is often required when writing a grant proposal, writing a paper for publication, or submitting a proposal to present at a conference. But how do you compellingly distill your work into 300 words or less? This workshop will provide you with useful tips for writing an abstract and give you an opportunity to get started on your own abstract.

Creating a Research Poster

March 13^th, Noon – SI 3015 Click here to join

Posters are one method of communicating your research or work. The design of your poster is important in helping your audience understand your work. This workshop will help you get started. We will discuss programs to use, information to include, and how to use visuals to draw the attention of your audience. This workshop is tailored to students who are participating in MSU Denver’s Annual Undergraduate Research Conference, but all are welcome to attend.

Preparing an Oral Presentation

April 10^th, Noon – SI 3015 Click here to join

Up to 75% of the population has some form of anxiety around public speaking, so you are not alone! However, oral communication is one of the top skills employers look for when hiring. This workshop will help you organize your talk, design effective visual aids, and draw the attention of your audience. This workshop is tailored to students who are participating in MSU Denver’s Annual Undergraduate Research Conference, but all are welcome to attend.

Framing Your Research on A Resume

May1^st, Noon – SI 3015 Click here to join

This workshop is designed to help students translate the skills acquired during their research experience onto their resume in a way that is appealing to potential employers.