University of Oregon students can take advantage of a variety of opportunities to share their original research or creative work. Undergraduate and graduate students in the Folklore and Public Culture Program are encouraged to participate in on-campus research symposiums or submit their work for publication.
UO Undergraduate Research Symposium
Many folklore and public culture undergraduates participate in the UO Undergraduate Research Symposium, where they can show their creative work and connect with the academic community.
Oregon Undergraduate Research Journal
The Oregon Undergraduate Research Journal (OURJ) is an open-access, interdisciplinary student journal at the University of Oregon. Since 2010, OURJ’s biannual issues have showcased some of the best academic work by UO undergraduate students across all disciplines. OURJ is edited and produced by an undergraduate student editorial board of peer editors.
Oregon Undergraduate Research Journal
Graduate Research Forum
The Graduate Research Forum, hosted by the Division of Graduate Studies, is a one-day conference showcasing the research, scholarship, and creative expressions of UO graduate students.
Council on Undergraduate Research
The Council on Undergraduate Research supports student scholarship with resources and opportunities such as conference travel funding, student events, and its Scholars Transforming Through Research (STR) program, which gives undergraduates the opportunity to practice communicating the impact of their research to a variety of audience members and stakeholders.
American Journal of Undergraduate Research
Submit your work to the American Journal of Undergraduate Research (AJUR), a national, independent, open-source student research journal. Articles in AJUR are faculty peer-reviewed and span multiple disciplines.