Many opportunities exist for you to get involved outside of the classroom. By attending conferences and lectures, conducting and presenting research, and participating in community events, you expand your knowledge and skill sets and have a great time, too
CNAS 3 Minute Thesis Competition date for 2021-2022 is scheduled for October 25 from 4:00 to 6:00 PM in Temple Hall 003.
Each student will need to provide two PowerPoint slides, one with the students name, graduate program and presentation title and another to accompany their talk (with no animations).
Students need to email their PowerPoint slides to GaleLininger@MissouriState.edu no later than Monday, October 18, 2021. Slides will be loaded on the computer in the presentation room in preparation for the afternoon session.
This event allows graduate students to share their research and creative work completed in their graduate programs with students and faculty from campus and other colleges and universities. The IDF includes oral, poster and performance presentations. Forum date is May 7, 2022.
Undergraduates and faculty from Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas and Oklahoma are invited to submit papers for presentation at the conference. All papers should discuss material understandable by undergraduates who have completed calculus courses only.
OSEF is a regional competition bringing student scientists and engineers together on research projects. It's as an excellent opportunity for students to experience working with local scientists and professionals in science-related fields.
For over 40 years, high schoolers have enjoyed these math competitions. They encourage exploration of the MSU campus and allow aspiring math teachers and others the chance to gain valuable resume experience.
Hosted by MSU, this tournament is devoted to improving the quality of science education, increasing student interest in science, and providing recognition for outstanding achievement in science education by both students and teachers.
This event highlights undergraduate research in biology; chemistry; computer science; geography, geology and planning; hospitality leadership; mathematics; physics, astronomy and materials science; and cooperative engineering. Undergraduate student research posters are displayed, followed by a guest speaker and an awards ceremony. Will occur May 5, 2022. Contact your advisor for abstract, poster, and video instructions.
