Ashland University URCA

Stay Tuned! Rumor has it that 2020 is still happening

Due to the unfortunate and inappropriate Zoombombing that we experienced this morning during Oral Session I, the URCA Symposium has been cancelled for today. We have been informed by Information Technology that there is no way to guarantee that we can prevent this from happening again. The URCA Symposium Committee will be meeting this afternoon to discuss the best way to give students the opportunity to share their work through video recordings.

I sincerely apologize for not being able to recognize the amazing research and creative activities that our students have done throughout the year in our virtual symposium. I wish to thank them for their willingness to convert their presentations to the virtual format.

Dr. Swanson

Ashland University alumnus Paul Dyczkowski (2013) is one of two alumni who will be presenting at Wednesday's opening session of the 11th Annual URCA via Zoom (https://ashlanduniversity.zoom.us/j/5845551150). After studying English and Creative Writing through the Ashland University English Department, Paul returns to his alma mater to share a few of his original works in his presentation "Speak to the Rushing Water: I Am - Reflections in Poems."

Drum Roll 🥁🥁 Here is the official Schedule for Wed., April 15 beginning at 9 am!

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and Department of Communication Studies - Ashland University major Kaitlyn Dailey was a presenter in one of the final sessions at Ashland University URCA. Congrats to all presenters, faculty, and organizers!

Poster/exhibition session happening now.

alumna Jennifer Tully presents her research on drinking water at .

Ashland University Sciences alumna Jennifer Tully presents her research on drinking water at Ashland University URCA.

Alexis Lough opens the 10th Annual URCA Symposium

Alexis Lough presents her research

Abbi Dingus will present her award-winning research presentation at the Symposium on April 9 at Oral Session IV: 2-3 p.m. in the Trustees Room of the Convocation Center. Ashland University Sciences Ashland University Council on Undergraduate Research

AU student wins top poster award Junior Abbi Dingus, who is a double major in Biology and Biochemistry, won the top undergraduate poster award (a $300 prize) at the Ohio ...