Promoting Student Research
About Promoting Student Research
Through events, competitions, exhibitions and publications, SFSU actively promotes your work, providing platforms to showcase research, scholarship and creative activity (RSCA). These experiences not only celebrate innovation and expression but also connect you with broader audiences, fostering professional growth and community impact. Whether through campus showcases, curated exhibitions or student-led publications, SFSU empowers you to share your voice, build portfolios and contribute meaningfully to your field.
Venues for Promoting Research
- CSU Research Competition showcases undergraduate and graduate RSCA by recognizing outstanding student accomplishments across the 22 CSU campuses.
- NASA Innovation and Tech Transfer Idea Competition seeks teams of students from all fields of study to rise to the challenge of creating new and innovative solutions to benefit the community and the world.
- Marcus Undergraduate Student Presentation Grant awards funds for student majors in LCA who will present their work at an in-person or virtual peer-reviewed or juried conference/meeting/exhibit (e.g., a presenter of a paper, exhibitor of a creative project, or performer).
- Instructionally Related Activities Student Travel provides funding for students to attend conferences in which they are active participants (e.g., a presenter of a paper or performer).
- Council on Undergraduate Research Trimmer Travel Fund Award supports arts and humanities undergraduate scholars in presenting their research at professional meetings with an award and recognition through media outlets and/or notifications through appropriate higher education publications.