NAMS Research Poster Symposium

DISCOVER
What Lies Ahead
Learn how undergraduate research can open doors to new experiences, meaningful connections, and exciting possibilities for your future.

The NAMS Student Research Poster Symposium showcases the innovative research and creative inquiry of Stockton science undergraduate students across natural sciences and mathematics. The event provides a forum for students to share their work, receive feedback, and engage with the Stockton community. The symposium celebrates academic achievement, fosters interdisciplinary collaboration, and highlights the important contributions Stockton students make to advancing scientific knowledge and understanding.

April
28
NAMS Undergraduate Research Poster Symposium
Wednesday, April 28, 2027 | 3 - 5 p.m.
Location: CC Event Room
Light refreshments will be served.

Share Your Research

Students can show off their work, talk about what they found, and share their finds with the Stockton community at the NAMS Research Poster Symposium. By talking about their study, students learn how to present both new ideas and the results of ongoing projects.

Explore Research Across Disciplines

NAMS students investigate a variety of scientific topics through laboratory studies, fieldwork in the environment, mathematical modeling, and computational research. Discover the wide range of research happening throughout the School.

Build Skills for What's Next

Undergraduate research participation helps students build their critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication abilities. Students can get experience that will help prepare them for graduate studies, internships and future employment by presenting at the symposium.

 


Information for Presenters

Abstract Form

Completed abstracts should be submitted by Friday, April 9.

Posters

Should be composed in Microsoft Powerpoint™ using the following NAMS Symposium Poster Template.

Posters will be printed at 42” x 42”. If you need to trim the extra border prior to display at the symposium, the poster cutter can be found in the A&S building in the 2nd floor computer lab.


Uploading Posters

Students: Upload posters by Wednesday, April 21 | 5 PM.
PDFs only.

Printed posters will be placed in A&S 209. Participants are responsible for trimming any excess paper.

Please check the room schedule to avoid class times.

Get Involved!

Discover the many ways you can do undergraduate research and make your college experience better. Work with faculty mentors and gain real-world experience, find external research opportunities, as well as learn useful skills and look into career options. Research can open doors to opportunities beyond the classroom!

 

 

 

Questions?

Questions on abstracts or poster formatting requirements can be directed to NAMS.Symposium@stockton.edu.