UC Day in Sacramento
Undergraduate Research
Poster Presentation

Proud of your research? Represent the Berkeley campus at the UC Day in Sacramento Undergraduate Research poster presentation on March 8-9, 2004.

The UC (Systemwide) Office of Research is holding a competition to select from each campus two outstanding abstracts describing undergraduate research projects. The selected projects will be showcased at a luncheon that will be attended by legislators, alumni, and perhaps the governor. After the luncheon, the posters will be moved to the Capitol Building for one week, where they will be displayed outside the Governor's Office.

The two Berkeley winners will receive an all expense paid trip to the state capital. Later in the spring, the two winners, as well as two runners-up, will have their research showcased on campus.

Download an application or pick one up and get more information at 301C Campbell Hall. The campus deadline to submit your application is WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26th at NOON.

U.C. BERKELEY INSTRUCTIONS AND APPLICATION

Campus Deadline: Applications must be received in 301C Campbell Hall no later than NOON on Wednesday, November 26, 2003 .

Campus Contact: Leah Carroll, 301C Campbell Hall, 510/643-5374, haas_scholars@learning.berkeley.edu

Application Checklist:

  1. Completed application/cover sheet: You may download the cover sheet here as a Word/RTF file; or as a PDF file. The cover sheet must include your sponsoring faculty member's signature and your signature/release. You will also need to know the name of your state legislator and your legislative district. The completed application includes a signed release authorizing the posting of all materials on the web and in a booklet.
  2. An abstract/summary of research project (limit to 250 words) (see hints on writing abstracts below)
  3. One paragraph statement on value of undergraduate research in terms of your current and future plans (limit to 200 words)
  4. One paragraph biographical sketch (limit to 150 words)

Additional Information and Assistance:

Two students from UC Berkeley will be selected to represent the campus. The selectors seek a diversity of students and disciplines, including arts, humanities, and science/engineering as well as social science. Winners will be notified after December 12th. If selected, your poster will be showcased at a luncheon to honor participating undergraduate researchers, and will then be displayed in the Capitol for one week following. The posters will become the property of UC Office of the President (UCOP). Your expenses for transportation, room and meals will be covered to attend the events in Sacramento on March 8-9, 2004. Your sponsoring faculty member is also invited to attend.

If selected, you must be available ALL DAY on Monday and Tuesday, March 8th and 9th, 2004.

For additional information and/or to obtain assistance with preparing your application, please contact Leah Carroll at 510/643-5374 or haas_scholars@learning.berkeley.edu.

Click here to learn more about how to write an abstract.


For more information on this year's UC Day, visit http://www.ucday.org after November 1st.
Last year's finalists are featured at http://www.ucday.org/2002/undergrad.html
Sponsored by the Office of Research (UC Office of the President), the Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education (UCB), the Dean of the Undergraduate Division, College of Letters and Science (UCB), and the Office of Undergraduate Research (UCB)


updated 10/14/03
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