Symposium: Faculty and staff FAQs

A showcase for research in the sciences, the humanities, engineering, business, education, and the arts–where students share creative ideas, research, and discoveries. The annual Undergraduate Symposium is a campus-wide celebration of student achievement. Hundreds of students from across all colleges will come together to share their creative discoveries and present in-depth research and scholarly work to their peers, professors, and the University and Flagstaff communities.

The symposium is open to everyone.

Yes, there will be live presentations. Please refer to the symposium schedule.

The symposium is free of cost.

The symposium will occur April 25, 2025, from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. (MST) at the High Country Conference Center (building 58).

Students from all disciplines across the university will present their work, including research posters, oral presentations, exhibits, and paintings.

Yes! Visual and performing arts students can participate in the symposium.

Yes! The more the merrier. Please invite anyone that you feel would like to see what students have been working on throughout the year. Anyone with the link will be able to access the Symposium and we would love to have more people see what all the students have worked on.

Yes, visit the Symposium Gallery to view posters and oral presentations. Poster presenters are required to uploaded their poster and a video and oral presenters are required to upload a video. The online gallery is intended to complement the in-person event and will allow those unable to attend the Symposium in person to view presentations. It will allow presentations to be viewed outside of the live event and will be available the week of April 21. It will be archived on our website after the symposium.

The Symposium Gallery is open to everyone. If you are an NAU affiliate, use your NAU credentials to log in. If you are not affiliated with NAU, then create an account using a different email address and password.

You will need an internet connection and a web browser. For the best Symposium Gallery viewing experience, we recommend using a supported internet browser such as Google Chrome, Firefox, or Safari. Internet Explorer is not recommended as some functions such as chat are not fully supported.

Please contact ug-research@nau.edu for technical help. First, be sure that you are logged in to the symposium website with your NAU CAS ID, and make sure that your internet connection is working. If you still need technical assistance, please email us as stated above.