ISU Student Research Lightning Talks
Monday, October 13
1:00-1:45 P.M.
This year's IPD event will have a dedicated research lightning talk session! This is a brand new addition to the event and we are so excited to see our students shine!
Selected students will have 3 minutes to get on stage, present their research, with an accompanying visual, to audience members and a panel of judges for the chance to win $500! There will be two categories:
- Undergraduate
- Graduate
One winner in each category.
Judging will happen live and the winners will be announced shortly after the presentations.
Lightning Talk Guidelines:
This year's IPD theme is, "Indigenous Joy: Celebrating Strength & Resilience.” Research talks should be broadly related to the theme for best consideration. There are only 10 spots, five for undergrads and five for graduate students. Each student must submit the following Google Form for consideration: https://forms.
- Relevance to the theme
- Quality of argumentation and evidence
- Presentation of data/story
- Orientation toward solutions, problem solving
- Attention to detail
Successful submissions will be notified with further instructions.
We have attached an information sheet below. If you have any other questions, do not hesitate to reach out to me: laticiaherkshan@isu.edu
Original Art Guidelines:
Dimensions: Art can be 2D or 3D, but must fit within the dimensions of 4 square feet.
Content: Art should be your own original creation and should be by Native artists or related to
this year’s theme.
Submission: Please bring and install your artwork yourself early on October 13.
Categories Include:
- K-6th Grade
- 7th-12 Grade
- Undergraduate
- Graduate
- Community
We will not be able to be responsible for set up or storage after the day.
- Please remember to pick up at end of day.
- For all submissions: Please include your name, email address, grade/classification and school with your submission to laticiaherkshan@isu.edu
Thank you to our sponsors for the prizes: Idaho Community-engaged Resilience for Energy-Water Systems (I-Crews), ISU Office of Research