Student Research Symposium
The 2021 Student Research Symposium will be held virtually April 14-16, 2021.
In the calendar below, click on the event(s) you are interested in attending. You will be taken to a page with event information, including the Zoom link. We look forward to seeing you!
2021 SRS Calendar
2021 Student Research Symposium (SRS)
The Oral Presentations will take place on Wednesday, April 14, 2021, from 5:30pm-8pm. In the spirit of the original dinner event, please feel free to bring your dinner or a light snack.
Click the link below for event information, including a link to the live session.
The four poster sessions are happening on April 14, 15, and 16.
Dates and Times:
Wednesday, April 14
Poster Session 1: 10am - 12pm MDT
Poster Session 2: 1pm - 3pm MDT
Thursday, April 15
Poster Session 3: 10am - 12pm MDT
Friday, April 16
Poster Session 4: 10am - 12pm MDT
Click the link below for the poster galleries and links to the live sessions.
The 3-Minute Speech competition will be held on Thursday, April 15 from 1pm-5pm.
Click the link below for event information, including a link to the live session.
The following departments will be hosting Departmental Showcases throughout the entire event (see calendar below for more details):
Communicate to Educate
Communicate to Educate means to effectively communicate your project or research to educate those you are presenting to. This is the primary focus of the Student Research Symposium.
The SRS is an annual event where students present their research to the communities of NMT and Socorro, as well as the larger STEM community. Students at all levels, from freshman to graduates, have the opportunity to participate in research and the SRS provides a forum to share the exciting projects they've been working on!
During the event, students are able to:
- Showcase their knowledge and skills by giving a presentation or displaying a poster to peers, professional researchers, and engineers.
- Communicate their research or design to people outside of their field.
- See what their peers are doing and get ideas for future research projects.
For general information, please email srs@nmt.edu.
