Bailey College Student Research Conference
BAILEY COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS
2024 STUDENT RESEARCH CONFERENCE
May 16-17, 2024
Baker Center (Building 180) on Cal Poly Campus
For more than 21 years, the Bailey College of Science and Mathematics has hosted an annual Student Research Conference on campus to highlight meaningful research by our students. During the two-day conference, undergraduate research is shared through poster displays and oral presentations by student and faculty. This year's event offers an expanded networking and mentoring lunch for our students to meet with Bailey College alumni and other professionals, providing students insights into career pathways.The 2024 Student Research Conference — a free event open to the public — will be held throughout the Baker Center on the Cal Poly campus.
STUDENT RESEARCH POSTERS AND TALKS
Students can choose to present a poster or a talk. More information to be provided, including guidelines and sample abstracts.
Conference schedule and event registration details.
View photos from the 2023 Student Research Conference.
View photos of the 2022 Student Research Conference.
ALUMNI MENTOR CONVERSATIONS
Speak with Bailey College Alumni and Get Your Questions Answered!Learn how to break through in a field or industry, navigate the start of your career, and leverage your degree from the Bailey College of Science and Mathematics.
Check back soon for the alumni mentor schedule and registration details.
Are you a Bailey College alum? Contact us and become a mentor!
View list of 2023 alumni mentor sessions and read alumni bios.
HELPFUL LINKS
- Download Bailey College templates for 48" x 36" research posters
- Download PowerPoint templates
- Link to Google Slide templates - Read about the 2022 Student Research Conference.
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STUDENT RESEARCH CONFERENCE ARTWORK CONTEST
The artwork contest for the 2024 Student Research Conference has closed. Check back soon to see the winning entry! - View last year's winning entry for the 2023 Student Research Conference Artwork Contest.
- Read the latest issue of Bailey College's Undergraduate Research magazine.