Graduate Research and Creative Works Showcase
Showcase your work to the community
The Graduate Research and Creative Works Showcase is an annual spring exhibition celebrating the diverse scholarship and creativity of San Francisco State University’s graduate students. Participants present their work through poster displays that highlight the purpose, design, methods and results of their research or creative projects. The showcase offers an opportunity to share work with the broader academic community, receive feedback, build presentation experience, enhance your resume or curriculum vitae and compete for awards. Sign up to participate this upcoming spring.
Sign up for Showcase
Participants should complete registration form by Thursday, April 2, 2026. Contact Graduate Studies to learn how we can cover some of your poster printing costs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Please email the Disability Programs and Resource Center (DPRC) at dprc@sfsu.edu for accommodation requests.
If your project involves creative work (such as music, visual art, performance or design), you may show a recorded excerpt on your own device. Tables, poster space and access to electrical outlets are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Students are responsible for managing their own equipment and personal belongings.
No. You may present works in progress. Clearly explain your project’s motivation, the problem you are addressing, your approach, preliminary results (if available) and the implications of your work so far.
Yes. Research involving human or animal subjects must have approval or exemption from the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs — Human and Animal Protections (HAP) before participating.