Research
UPDATE: Spring Symposium Canceled
Due to COVID-19 and in support of “social distancing,” the Graduate Research Symposium originally scheduled for April 30, 2020 has been canceled. Graduate Studies will publish abstracts online so students may be recognized for their hard work, scholarship and research. If you have not done so, please continue to fill out the abstract form, so we can capture your project information for the online abstract publication. The original deadline was 3/23/2020; the new deadline is 4/13/2020. Also, please consult with your faculty member if this project was part of a capstone or research course as they may have alternate plans for presenting to classmates. Thank you for your understanding and support during this unprecedented world event. If you have any questions, please direct them to Tara Williams, Associate Director of Graduate Studies, at tara.williams@stockton.edu.
Overview
A unique educational and networking event, the Graduate Research Symposium encourages interdisciplinary exchange, bringing together graduate students from the sciences and humanities. The symposium is an exciting opportunity for current graduate students to showcase the research they have been working hard on throughout their graduate career.
The Office of Graduate Studies encourage prospective students, families, and members of the Stockton community to attend.
Don't miss the chance to showcase your work!
Symposium Instagram Story
Presenting research findings in a professional and academic setting provides an invaluable experience that will benefit students in and outside of the classroom long after graduation. Students who present in the spring semester will also be entered for a chance to win an award! Graduate students interested in participating in the symposium should complete the short Electronic Abstract Submission Form. The abstract should be no more than 250 words. If you have any questions, please e-mail the Office of Graduate Studies.
If your program requires your final paper to be uploaded to ProQuest, please access ProQuest here.
For guidance on how to create a poster or helpful tips for preparing an effective presentation, please visit the following North Carolina State University's websites:
Please use this Abstract Submission Request form to submit your project details. The new deadline is April 13, 2020. Please refer to above message, re: Symposium Canceled.
UPDATED Poster/Presentation Guidelines
Creating Effective Presentations
Spring Symposium Agenda
| 4:30pm - 5:45pm | Student Arrival and Set Up* |
| 6:00pm - 6:15pm | Welcoming Remarks |
| 6:15pm - 7:40pm | Poster/Presentation Session |
| 7:45pm - 8:00pm | Announcement of Awards |
* To be considered for the research competition all presentations must be set up by 5:00 p.m.
Highlights of Past Symposia
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You can view more highlights of our Graduate Research Symposia by clicking here.
2019- Fall Abstracts
2019- Spring Abstracts
2018- Spring Abstracts
2017- Fall Abstracts
2017- Spring Abstracts
2016- Fall Abstracts
2016- Spring Abstracts
2015- Fall Abstracts
2015- Spring Abstracts
2014- Fall Abstracts
2014- Spring Abstracts
2013- Fall Abstracts
Spring 2015 Distinguished Research Fellowship Awardees from Stockton's MSOT program along with faculty & staff from the School of Health Sciences provided clinical services and lectures in Bogota, Colombia.
Awards (stipends) are available up to $2000.00 per project to assist graduate students in pursuit of projects of a research and/or creative nature.
Research Criteria
Projects must meet all of the following:
- ) will contribute to the evidence based concepts, theories, and/or practice within one's discipline.
- ) will result in a peer-reviewed journal article and/or presentation at a professional conference, seminar or workshop on the state, national, or international level.
Application Deadline
Fall Funding Cycle: December 1
Spring Funding Cycle: March 1
Eligibility Criteria
Students must be enrolled full or part-time as matriculated graduate students at Stockton during a.) the semester immediately preceding, b.) the semester in which funds will be utilized; c.) the semester in which the second half of the funding is paid. Students must be in good academic standing as defined by a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.00 on a 4.00 scale.
Graduate students are also encouraged to seek funding through the Office of Research and Student Sponsored Programs.
For those opportunities, please visit the following Web page:
