One of CURB’s key events is the annual Spring Symposium. Similar to the Fall Forum, hundreds of undergraduates from all majors and disciplines have presented their hard work for over 25 years in undergraduate forums. In addition, keynote speakers including Harold Varmus (Nobel Laureate in Physiology) have addressed research and Cornell communities with words of advice to help guide students on their paths to the future.

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This event gives undergraduate students in all fields the opportunity to share their findings and results with the Cornell community in a poster competition. By hosting the Spring Symposiumum, one of Cornell’s largest undergraduate research colloquium, we hope to stress the importance of undergraduate research and give our student presenters the opportunity to gain valuable feedback on their work, practice their science communication skills, and make an impact on other undergraduates who may be wondering whether they should join Cornell’s research community too.

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