The Society of Graduate Students presents the 25th Annual Western Research Forum at the University of Western Ontario on March 26th and 27th, 2012. Mission: Established in 1987, the Western Research Forum (WRF) is an annual, multidisciplinary conference organized by the SOGS Academic Committee and held at the University of Western Ontario as an opportunity for the dynamic and prodigious graduate students in all disciplines to showcase their innovative research and creative products to their colleagues and other members of the UWO community. This year, the theme of You, Me, and Our Community: Research Passions and Perspectives at Western is to encourage students to share their research in a manner that is accessible to all and demonstrates the relevance to “you, me, and our community”. Students are encouraged to engage in networking and professional development opportunities at the conference. Description of Presentations: This year, all graduate students are encouraged to participate in the conference by presenting in oral, poster, or the creative form that best expresses the aura of their work. Submissions may include, but are not exclusive to, the following options:
In recognition of the multidisciplinary nature of this conference, please keep your presentations simple and interesting to a layperson. Please use creativity and innovation when presenting. All presentations will be judged and are eligible for cash prizes. |
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