Students in the College of Education actively engage in research and creative activities that contribute to the field of education and support the college’s academic programs. The Curriculum & Instruction Research and Creative Activities Fair provides undergraduate and graduate students with an opportunity to showcase their work, strengthen presentation skills, build their resumes, and share ideas with peers. Graduate students may also present work in progress and receive valuable feedback. The fair is offered in both virtual and in-person formats.
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Preparing for the C&I Research and Creative Activities Fair Video - this describes the fair and the expectations.
Research and Creative Activities Fair Expectations
Undergraduate Research
The Department of Curriculum and Instruction hosts an Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity Fair each semester to enable undergraduate students in the department to share the research they have conducted over the course of the semester. To engage in a research project an undergraduate student needs to have a research interest and a faculty member to serve in an advisory or collaborative role. These projects can then result in articles or presentations for professional organizations. For more information on how to get involved in research, students must contact their academic advisor.
The Department of Curriculum and Instruction hosts a Graduate and University Partners Research and Creative Activity Fair to enable graduate students and K-12 university partners to share the research they have conducted over the course of the year.
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