Student Research Conference
Marymount University
Student Research Conference (SRC) 2024
Wednesday, April 24
Ballston Center, Arlington, VA
The Student Research Conference (SRC) is an annual celebration of Marymount’s student scholarship and creative works. All students, both undergraduate and graduate, who have completed a significant scholarly or creative project are encouraged to apply. A wide range of student scholarly projects are eligible: theses, dissertations, capstone projects, directed research, action research, case reports, literary analysis that reveals new connections and insights, creative works in art and design, major classroom scholarly projects, and fellowship research.
Nearly 100 Marymount students, both undergraduate and graduate students, will present their scholarly work at this year’s SRC. Please plan to attend.
Further details will be posted in January with definitive details being posted in early April.
STUDENT RESEARCH CONFERENCE (SRC) 2023: BEST PRESENTATIONS
| Undergraduate Poster | Heera Dhaliwal | Development of an Affordable Tremor Stabilization Spoon for Individuals with Tremors | Biology |
| Undergraduate Oral | Brenna Robinson | Media Consumption and Stigma Towards Schizophrenia | Psychology |
| Graduate Poster | Miguel Roa | Detecting Local and Remote File Inclusion Vulnerabilities in Web Applications with MITRE ATT&CK Framework and Machine Learning | Doctorate of Science |
| Graduate Oral | Aliscia Carvalho | Why and What Makes Arlington the Fittest City in the Nation? | Forensic & Legal Psychology |
Total 2023 Breakdown of Participants:
- Undergraduate Poster Presentations: 16 Participants
- Undergraduate Oral Presentations: 24 Participants
- Graduate Poster Presentations: 32 Participants
- Graduate Oral Presentations: 24 Participants
Types of Presentations
Oral Presentations These are 15-minute presentations (10-12 minutes for presentation and 3-5 for questions from the audience).
Poster Presentations: Projects, summarized on a 48″ x 42″ poster and displayed in a long hallway. During a dedicated poster session, authors stand at their posters and the ‘audience’ walks among the posters, talking with the authors one-on-one. The posters will remain up for viewing the entire day of the conference.
For additional information, please email us at discover@marymount.edu.
