All students interested in presenting their research or creative project at the Fall Frontiers Poster Exhibition must complete an online submission form. The submission form will open on Monday, September 22, 2025. Students will be accepted on a first come, first served basis so students should plan to submit the form as soon as possible after September 22nd. The form will close at 11:59pm on Wednesday, October 8, 2025.

Please complete one submission form per project. If your project is collaborative, please work together with your collaborators to prepare the information below and designate a point person to submit the form on behalf of the group.

Please gather the information below before completing the submission form. The form will ask for the following information:

Project Information

• Project title (there will be an opportunity to update the title prior to the program going to print)
• Project funding (e.g., Change Grant, Health Research Program, OUR Supply Award)

Student Information (for each undergraduate collaborator/co-author)

• Name
• Student Admin Number
• Email address
• Expected graduation date (month & year)
• Major(s)
• Campus
• Scholar designations (e.g., University Scholar, STEM Scholar, McNair Scholar)

Project Advisor Information (for each faculty or staff project mentor)

• Name
• Title
• Department
• UConn School/College or, if external to UConn, Institution Name

• Instructions for Student Presenters (Fall 2025 instructions coming soon)
• Handouts about Preparing Your Poster and Preparing Yourself for a Poster Presentation
• All presentations will be set up on poster boards in the Student Union Ballroom (Rooms 330/331). Poster space is a 46 inch (vertical) by 70 inch (horizontal) display. There is additional space (approximately 24 inches high) below the poster stand if extra space is needed. The poster boards will be covered with navy blue paper as a background for your display. We will provide pins and staplers for you to mount your posters. Photos from past events illustrate how different students have made use of the available display space.
• As a Frontiers participant you will be representing the University of Connecticut. It is expected that you respect that privilege and dress in professional attire for your presentation.
• You agree to remove your work at the conclusion of the event Thursday evening at 7 p.m., and not before. The Office of Undergraduate Research cannot keep any posters for students, so if you cannot be there to remove your own work, please have someone remove it for you or it will be thrown out.
• Poster templates are available from UConn Brand Standards (scroll down to Print Templates). Check with your faculty advisor as individual departments often have specific templates they prefer. You can download official UConn logos here.
• The Office of Undergraduate Research is not able to fund the cost of poster printing for student presenters.
• You can get your poster printed at the UConn Document Production Center, located on Discovery Drive near Parking Services. You should plan to speak with them early about poster size and paper options, finishings, and accepted file types.