“Discovering Tomorrow” March 26-30, 2012 Mendenhall Student Center

The 2012 Conference offers options for oral and poster, and for face-to-face and online.  Please be sure to choose one of each option on the abstract submission form.  The details for all options are located on the Format tab/page as well. The number of oral face-to-face presentations may be limited based on a first submitted basis.  Please note that students may print RCAW posters at no charge through the large format poster printing service offered by ITCS.

ECU Research and Creative Achievement Week provides students with an excellent opportunity to practice their presentation skills and meet other creative scholars at ECU with similar interests.

UNDERGRADUATE and GRADUATE students are invited to present their research to fellow students, colleagues, faculty, and the local community in a professional, conference-style setting.  We define research as an original systematic investigation and/or original creative activity designed to develop or contribute to generalizable knowledge or culture.

Students may present their research in any one of the following categories:

• Biomedical Sciences
• Business
• Education
• Engineering
• Fine & Performing Arts
• Human Health
• Humanities
• Natural Sciences
• Nutrition and Dietetics
• Social Sciences
• Technology and Computer Science
• Visual Art & Design
• Other

If you are interested in participating in ECU Research and Creative Achievement Week, please complete an abstract submission form and submit it as required.  Go to the Abstract Submission page to learn more about the submission process.  Please pay careful attention to the abstract submission guidelines provided.

Points of Contact

Tom McConnell, Chair
mcconnellt@ecu.edu

Mary Farwell, Co-chair
farwellm@ecu.edu

Amy Tripp
trippam@ecu.edu

If you would like to Volunteer or have Questions? E-mail: RESEARCHWEEK@ecu.edu