UIW Research Week | April 11 - 14, 2023
Now Accepting Presentations
The University of the Incarnate Word is excited to announce that the 16th Annual Research Week will be held from April 11 to 14, 2023.
Participants are encouraged to present their work in-person and virtual:
- To get started, please download the Poster and Podium Guidelines.
- Virtual Presentations - Please complete the Symposium Submission Form to submit your electronic poster (podium recordings are also welcome!).
- Poster Printing - Please download and complete the Print Shop Form and submit before March 24, 2023. Contact our office at (210) 805-5869 or ResearchWeek@uiwtx.edu for assistance.
- Scheduling for In-Person Poster and Podium - We will send an email invitation for participants to sign up for their preferred time slots.
- Download presentation templates here.
The full schedule of events will be posted soon.
Virtual presentations will be available for viewing on the Research Week Symposium website starting April 11, 2023.
Research Week Information
The Service Learning and Engaged Scholarship Showcase is held annually in conjunction with Research Week. UIW community members, faculty, students and staff are invited to share podium presentations, or poster submissions that demonstrate their service learning and engaged scholarship. We seek best practices, examples, theories, scholarship and grant writing skills related to all aspects of service learning.
To see examples of Showcase presentations from 2017 to 2022, visit the Faculty Service Learning Showcase site. To learn more, visit the Service and Service Learning Guidelines site.
In 2008, a new tradition of celebrating and showcasing academic accomplishments was established through Research Day. Over the years, it has evolved into a week-long event filled with multidisciplinary presentations, demonstrations and lectures. At the University of the Incarnate Word, we take pride in our research and know that through our search for and communication of truth, we become stronger in educating “concerned and enlightened citizens within the global community.”
All proceedings have been archived in The Athenaeum.
If you have questions or need assistance with preparation or submission, please contact:
Office of Research and Graduate Studies
(210) 805-3555