CNAS Calendar

Attend conferences, present research and get your competitive juices flowing.
Typically held: Early fall
At the CNAS Student Expo, you can explore all the student organizations and programs within CNAS.
Provide two PowerPoint slides, one with your name, graduate program and presentation title and another to accompany your talk (with no animations).
Email your PowerPoint slides to GaleLininger@MissouriState.edu by Monday, October 16, 2023. Slides will be loaded on the computer in the presentation room in preparation for the afternoon session.
Typically held: Mid-Fall
Undergraduate students and faculty from Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas and Oklahoma (MAKO) are invited to submit papers for presentation.
All papers should discuss material understandable by undergraduates who have completed calculus courses only.
Share your research and creative work completed in your graduate program with students and faculty from campus and other colleges.
The Einhellig Interdisciplinary Forum includes oral, poster and performance presentations.
Experience THE EINHELLIG INTERDISCIPLINARY FORUM
Check out the best in undergraduate research at MSU.
Students present their research posters, followed by a guest speaker and an awards ceremony.
Contact your advisor for abstract, poster and video instructions.
Typically held: Mid-February
Hosted by MSU, this tournament aims to:
Typically held: Late March
This regional competition brings young student scientists and engineers together on research projects.
OSEF provides an excellent opportunity to work with local scientists and professionals in science-related fields.
Discover THE OZARKS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING FAIR
Typically held: Mid-April
For over 40 years, high schoolers have shown their math expertise in this popular event.
The relays encourage future Bears to explore the MSU campus and help aspiring math teachers and others gain valuable resume experience.