Undergraduate Research,

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Undergraduate Research, Scholarship, and
Creative Activity Day provides undergraduates
with a venue for presentation of scholarly
activities conducted in the preceding year.
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-The opportunity to participate is open to
all undergraduates in all departments. -Pres
entation format should be appropriate to
the area of concentration.
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• Accommodations for various formats
• will be arranged.
• Examples include the typical
• scientific poster, displays of art or
• media works, and audio or visual
• presentations of materials/projects/
• performing arts.

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Goals of URSCAD to facilitate
undergraduate research / scholarly
activities at SDSU to recognize undergraduates
for their scholarly accomplishments to
stimulate future scholarly activity by
undergraduate students to provide students with
an opportunity to present their own works

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Presentations can be viewed, for the most part,
throughout the day, with designated times for
specific presentations or activities scheduled as
needed.
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All students are encouraged to participate by
presenting their scholarly activities, attending
a wide variety of events, and/or showing support
for other student scholars.

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All faculty are encouraged to participate
through -- announcing and aiding the promotion
-- requiring presentations and/or attendance
for class -- mentoring of undergraduate
researchers -- participating in panel
discussions -- encouraging student
involvement --any manner possible.

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• Criteria for submission
• The undergraduate presenter must-   
• have been a registered SDSU undergraduate
• during the conduction of the activity
• -  have been intricately involved in the project,
  
• although not necessarily the PI.

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In addition -  the activity may or may not be
a required component of a course -  all
research with either animal or human
subjects requires committee approval by
the IRB or IACUC

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URSCAD Spring Semester- Tuesday April 5,
2005 in Peterson Recital and Schultz Room as
needed.

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Program for URSCAD 2005 The keynote speaker
for URSCAD 2005 will be Gregory Pazour, Ph.D.

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Dr. Pazour received his undergraduate degree
from SDSU. He is now Assistant Professor in
Molecular Medicine at the U. of Mass. Medical
School. His research focuses on cell
dynamics. One of his current projects is "The
role of the intraflagellar transport (IFT)
proteins in eukaryotic ciliary assembly"

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 Submission for Undergraduate Research
Scholarship and Creative Activity Day  South
Dakota State University April 27,
2004 Students submitting an activity for URSCAD
are expected to assemble the poster/activity in
the morning, to be present throughout the day as
much as possible, and to remove the poster after
the events for the day are completed. Name of
Student________________________        Phone No.
__________________e-mail Address
__________________________     Department
__________________ Title of Presentation________
____________________________________________ Fac
ulty Sponsor _________________________     
Phone No. __________________ e-mail Address
__________________________     Department
__________________ Presentation Format Poster
_______ Other (Specify) __________________________
_ Additional requirements for your presentation
(time, separate room, etc.)  Include an
abstract or a brief description of the
presentation.

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To find out more- visit the homepage for the
Human Subjects Committee and follow the link for
URSCADhttp//learn.sdstate.edu/HumanSubjects-
contact Debra Spear, Psychology Dept, Scobey
337, x 6578, Debra_Spear_at_sdstate.edu

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Look for SPARKY on posters and promotional
materials.

designed by undergraduates from Graphic Design
Adam Bertrand and Adam Robinson
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The Research Advisory Council sponsors URSCAD.