Student Research Showcase (Research Week)

Part of Research Week, the Student Research Showcase highlights the exciting work of University of Regina students at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. The Showcase provides students with an opportunity to strengthen presentation skills, receive feedback, and share their research with peers, faculty, and the wider campus community.  The afternoon begins with a guest speaker, followed by two dynamic opportunities:

1:00–1:30 pm – Welcome & Keynote Speaker – Jaclyn Roach, winner, SSHRC Storytellers Challenge, RIC Atrium

1:30–4:30 pm – Student Research Showcase 

• Poster Competition (Undergraduate & Graduate Students): Posters will be on display in the RIC Atrium from 1:00–3:00 p.m.  Students will be available for questions from 1:30-3:00 p.m.  RIC Atrium 
• Graduate Student Lightning Talks: Graduate students will present their research in concise, engaging 5-minute presentations supported by 2–3 slides.  RIC208  
• Reception and Winner*** Announcements (tentatively at GradNight)

Research Week is a campus-wide celebration showcasing the depth and impact of research conducted by undergraduate and graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, faculty, and research groups across the University of Regina. Through presentations, workshops, networking events, and community engagement activities, Research Week highlights the innovative work taking place across disciplines and creates opportunities to share knowledge and ideas.

Held the last week of October, Research Week brings together students, researchers, faculty, community members, and industry partners to connect, collaborate, and celebrate discovery. Events may include student research showcases, guest speakers, panel discussions, workshops, and interactive experiences designed to foster learning and engagement across the research community.

Organized by the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research and the Office of the Vice-President (Research), with support from faculties, research centres, graduate student associations, and community partners, Research Week reflects the University of Regina's commitment to advancing knowledge, encouraging collaboration, and demonstrating the many ways research contributes to our communities and society.