13th Annual Conference
Bridging Science and Society: Research for the Evolving World
Location: Great Hall, MU
Date & Time: February 28th, 2025 from 8am-2pm
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Poster and Presentation Abstracts Due: February 14th, 2025
The Graduate and Professional Student Conference is a free opportunity for graduate and professional students to highlight their work while practicing their presentation skills. Grad students and resesearchers will get the chance to participate in competitions through oral, poster and exhibitions for the chance to win cash prizes. If you do not see a section that fits with your work please email gpssconfchair@iastate.edu or gpssconfcommittee@iastate.edu
We would like to remind you that this conference is not strictly about research, this conference is open to all graduate and professional students to present their research, proposals, case studies, or exhibitions with the larger ISU community.
The GPSS at Iowa State University hosts its 12th annual Graduate student research conference in the Memorial Union all day on February 28th, 2025. The Conference provides an opportunity for ISU graduates to share their research and scholarship with the larger ISU community.
We see our 13th annual conference as an opportunity to socialize across the Colleges, build community, and uplift our wellbeing. This year’s theme is Bridging Science and Society: Research for the Evolving World. This conference looks ahead to focus on the lives of graduate students as workers, researchers, and academics. We want to show the value of graduate students and researchers as we envision the future of graduate education and work. We would like to bring graduate student organizations, ISU services, and higher education stakeholders like you together to discuss how graduate life could thrive within the larger Iowa State community.
Ultimately, we ask, how can we use current and pressing challenges as opportunities to reinvent our Iowa State graduate community and better support each other’s graduate work, research, and way of life?
We hope you can help cultivate an answer to this question with us! For more information, please email our Conference Committee at gpssconfcomittee@iastate.edu.
