The 8-minute Oral Presentations will be held on Tuesday, April 14, at 2pm. Each presenter
will be required to record their presentation ahead of time and submit the recording
to us. These recordings will be posted online for viewing. During the live portion
starting at 2pm we will accept questions from the public to the presenters. A moderator
will coordinate this through Zoom and guide the question and answer period. This event
will run from approximately 2 to 3pm, and we ask that all presenters join the Zoom
event live.
Recorded Presentations Due: Sunday, April 12th at 5 PM
All of the posters will be uploaded onto the SRS website where the public can view
them. Each group will be live in a Zoom meeting, with a moderator and questions will
be accepted for each poster presenter. Student presenters will be able to interact
live with attendees asking questions about their work. These live rooms will be open
for the duration of the original poster presentations, and will be open for anyone
to participate.
Electronic Posters (PPT format) Due: Sunday, April 12th at 5 PM
Submit your electronic posters (PPT format) tosrs@nmt.edu
The 3-Minute Speech competition will be held as planned on Wednesday, April 15 from
9:30-11:00am. The event will be hosted in one Zoom room, which all presenters and
the public can access. Presenters will be required to submit their slides for the
presentation by Sunday, April 12. The slides will be displayed by the moderator of
the competition. The moderator will enable speaking by each student presenter during
their time. The competition will be judged as planned and there will also be audience
feedback on the presentations captured via Zoom. All speeches will also be recorded
through Zoom.
Static Slide (no animation or video, PPT format) Due: Sunday, April 12th at 5 PM.
Submit your static slide (PPT format) tosrs@nmt.edu
Every year our engineering departments host junior and senior design presentations.
This year our Civil Engineering department will be presenting their work as a special
addition to the Online Student Research Symposium program.
These presentations will be recorded and accessible on our webpage. Please provide
these students with feedback on their performance.
Communicate to Educate means to effectively communicate your project or research to
educate those you are presenting to. This is the primary focus of the Student Research
Symposium.
The SRS is an annual event where students present their research to the communities
of NMT and Socorro, as well as the larger STEM community. Students at all levels,
from freshman to graduates, have the opportunity to participate in research and the
SRS provides a forum to share the exciting projects they've been working on!
During the event, students are able to:
Showcase their knowledge and skills by giving a presentation or displaying a poster
to peers, professional researchers, and engineers.
Communicate their research or design to people outside of their field.
See what their peers are doing and get ideas for future research projects.
For general information, please email srs@nmt.edu.
