MEETING OF MINDS XVI
at
OAKLAND UNIVERSITY
MAY 16, 2008


The Meeting of Minds Conference provides undergraduate students and faculty at UM-Dearborn, UM-Flint and Oakland University the opportunity to come together to present and discuss their research.

Why would I want to participate in Meeting of Minds XVI?
  • To learn what other students are doing in a research field of interest to you.
  • To find out how to get involved in undergraduate research.
  • To better understand how research is undertaken so you can improve your research experiments or papers in your undergraduate and graduate courses.
  • To learn more about a field that is new to you.
  • To gain valuable experience in making a formal presentation of your research in a supportive academic environment.
  • To discover what kind of student research is taking place at other campuses.
  • To extend your learning beyond the confines of the formal classroom.
How can I participate?
  • There are two levels of participation:
    •  You can submit a proposal to make either an oral presentation or a poster presentation of a research project.  You need to identify a faculty member who is willing to work with you to supervise your project.  For example, perhaps you want to present a research paper or project you produced for a class last semester.  To do so, fill out the presentation proposal form and registration form including a brief abstract (summary) of the project. Registration and presentation proposal forms are available at: http://www2.oakland.edu/cas/mom.cfm
    • You can register to attend the conference (no presentation).  You can register on on-line at: http://www2.oakland.edu/cas/mom.cfm