The Tenth Annual

We invite presentations—research, creative production or performance--reflecting inquiry into the humanities, sciences, arts, social sciences and pre-professional programs; we also welcome results of research into the honors experience.

Formats include:

Submissions Deadline:

Submit your conference Registration and Application Form (which includes the 25 to 30-word Proposal Description and the 75 to 100-word Abstract), to your faculty mentor by the date s/ he sets for you (probably in early to mid-December). This will allow you enough time for revisions so that your honors director or coordinator can give you a final review and approval by no later than 23 December, 2009.

Application for Conference Proposals Deadline: 23 December, 2009
Early registration ends 27 February, 2010: $25
Late registration begins 28 February, 2010: $50

Click here for registration payment information.

- Late registrants will need to register in person the morning of the conference; payment may be made by cash or check. -

The HTCC Student Research Conference consists of many concurrent sessions, and we need volunteers to facilitate each session. Facilitators will introduce the presenters, keep track of time, invite the audience to ask questions after the presentation, and moderate the discussion that follows

NB: PowerPoint rarely improves a small-group lecture.

We urge you not to use PowerPoint to outline points; rather, use PowerPoint only if you creatively exploit its visual potential.

If you plan to use a computer, you must bring your own laptop and projector!