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Spring 2026 Workshops & Events

Applying to CSUDH Graduate Programs 101: Live Q&As & Demonstration: Session #1

Thursday, January 22听 |听 2:30 PM-3:30 PM听 |听 Via Zoom

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This workshop is designed to help you successfully navigate the application process for CSUDH graduate programs. This workshop features a live demonstration of the application process and an opportunity to gain practical insights.

This workshop will include:

• Overview of the graduate application process at CSUDH
• How to navigate the CSUDH Graduate Application Portal
• Tips for identifying program deadlines and key requirements
• Step-by-step guidance on submitting application materials, including transcripts, letters of recommendation, and personal statements
• Common application mistakes to avoid and troubleshooting tip

With Dr. Daniel Noriega, CSUDH Graduate Recruiter, Office of Graduate Studies & Research

CA Pre-Doctoral Application Workshop

Session #1: Tuesday, January 27听 |听 10:00 AM-11:00 AM听 |听 Via Zoom

Session #2: Friday, January 30听 |听 1:00 PM-2:00 PM听 |听 Via Zoom

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The California Pre-Doctoral Program prepares CSU students who aspire to become future faculty by supporting their pathway to doctoral studies. As Sally Casanova Scholars, students receive one-on-one mentorship from CSU faculty, opportunities to collaborate with faculty at doctoral-granting institutions, and resources to explore and prepare for advanced research careers, including funding of up to $5,000.

Learn about:

• Program Opportunities
• Selection Criteria
• Eligibility Requirements
• Application Process

With Dr. Michelle Martinez, CSUDH Campus Coordinator

Applying to CSUDH Graduate Programs 101: Live Q&As & Demonstration: Session #2

Tuesday, January 27听 |听 4:00 PM-5:00 PM听 |听 Via Zoom

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This workshop is designed to help you successfully navigate the application process for CSUDH graduate programs. This workshop features a live demonstration of the application process and an opportunity to gain practical insights.

This workshop will include:

• Overview of the graduate application process at CSUDH
• How to navigate the CSUDH Graduate Application Portal
• Tips for identifying program deadlines and key requirements
• Step-by-step guidance on submitting application materials, including transcripts, letters of recommendation, and personal statements
• Common application mistakes to avoid and troubleshooting tips

With Dr. Daniel Noriega, CSUDH Graduate Recruiter, Office of Graduate Studies & Research

OUR Spring '26 Undergraduate Research Award: Info Sessions

Session #1: Wednesday, January 28听 |听 10:00 AM-11:00 AM听 |听 Office of Undergraduate Research- LIB 4100

Session #2: Thursday, January 29听 |听 11:00 AM-12:00 PM听 | Office听of Undergraduate Research- LIB 4100

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Want to learn how to fund your research or creative project? Join us for our info sessions on the Spring 鈥�26 Undergraduate Research Award. We鈥檒l cover eligibility, application guidelines, deadlines, and tips for submitting a strong application. Don鈥檛 miss this opportunity to find out how you can receive up to $800 to support your research or professional development!听With Tigress Briggs-Wroten, OUIR Operations Specialist.

Applying to Paid Summer Internships

Thursday, January 29听 |听 2:30 PM-3:30 PM听 |听 Via Zoom听 |听 听

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Learn about the application process for summer research internships such as REUs. Learn how you can gain a paid research experience, develop skills to transition into a graduate program and build relationships with mentors and fellows.

With Dr. Erin McCauley,听Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry

Presenting Your Research Effectively

Tuesday, February 3 |听 2:30 PM-3:30 PM听 |听 Via Zoom听 |听 听 |听

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In today鈥檚 competitive academic and professional landscapes, the ability to present research effectively is crucial for success. This workshop is designed to equip students with the skills and techniques necessary to communicate their research findings with clarity, confidence, and impact. Students will explore the fundamentals of creating compelling presentations, including structuring content, designing visual aids, and delivering a persuasive message. With Daniel Noriega, CSUDH Graduate Recruiter, Office of Graduate Studies & Research.

Best Practices for Creating Research Posters & Oral Presentations

Thursday, February 5 |听 2:30 PM-3:30 PM听 |听 Via Zoom听 |听 听 |听

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Prepare to shine at the 21st Annual Student Research Conference (SRC) and beyond with this essential workshop! Learn to design visually impactful posters and compelling oral presentations that effectively showcase your research findings. Whether you're a first-time presenter or refining your skills, this workshop provides tailored tips and strategies to ensure your hard work stands out. Don't miss this opportunity to elevate your presentation and make a lasting impression at SRC! With Dr. Monique Turner, Department of Psychology.

Research in a Flash: Mastering Your Elevator Pitch

Tuesday, February 10 |听 2:30 PM-3:30 PM听 |听 Via Zoom听 |听 听 |听

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Whether you're preparing to network at conferences, speak with potential mentors, or share your work with a broader audience, mastering your elevator pitch is an essential skill. This session will guide you through the process of crafting a pitch that captures the essence of your research, highlights its significance, and showcases your passion. Through step-by-step instructions, live examples, and hands-on practice, you鈥檒l leave equipped with a polished pitch and the confidence to deliver it.听With Ken Seligson, Department of Anthropology.

Organizing & Citing Your Research

Wednesday, February 11 |听 2:30 PM-3:30 PM听 |听 Via Zoom听 |听 听 |听

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Are you having trouble keeping track of and citing your sources? Preparing to participate in this year鈥檚 Student Research Conference and not sure how to incorporate and present your references? This workshop will introduce you to the citation management tool Zotero, to help organize, cite, and share your bibliography for your oral and poster presentations. While not required, please create an account at and download and install Zotero to follow along.听With Aric Haas & Laura Dowell, CSUDH University Library.

Getting Started in Undergraduate Research for Arts & Humanities

Tuesday, February 17 |听 2:30 PM-3:30 PM听 |听 Via Zoom听 |听

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This workshop is designed to increase students鈥� involvement and participation in undergraduate research and publishing in the Arts & Humanities disciplines. Discover how you can get started in research and get connected with a faculty research mentor! With Dr. Joshua Jeffers, Department of History.

Mellon Mays Recruitment Info Session

Wednesday, February 18 |听 12:00 PM-1:15 PM听 |听 Location: Loker Student Union, Meeting Room 320听听

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Are you an Arts, Humanities, or Social Sciences student? If so, are you interested in pursuing a PhD in your field? Join in to learn about the CSUDH Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship (MMUF) Program, including its financial assistance, mentorship, research opportunities, graduate application support, and other activities that help foster intellectual, social, and cultural growth. Find out if this program is the right fit for you! With Dr. Joshua Jeffers, Department of History.

Applications should be submitted to jojeffers@csudh.edu by Sunday, March 1, 2026.听In-person interviews will take place the week of March 9, 2026.

SRC Mock Presentations and Feedback Sessions

Week #1: Thursday & Friday, February 19-20听

Week #2: Tuesday thru Thursday, February 24-26

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The Office of Undergraduate Research (OUR) is here to help you prepare and improve your presentation performance. We are excited to offer "SRC Mock Presentation & Feedback Sessions" to ensure you're conference-ready! This opportunity is highly recommended for first-time presenters, but all students are welcome to participate.

What to Expect:

• Present your research to an assigned faculty member
• Receive constructive feedback to refine your presentation skills

Sign-Up Deadline:

Register by or before Monday, February 9, 2026

How to Sign Up: Click the link above to sign up.

Mellon Mays Recruitment Info Session

Monday, February 23 |听 4:00 PM听 |听 Via Zoom听 |听 听

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Are you an Arts, Humanities, or Social Sciences student? If so, are you interested in pursuing a PhD in your field? Join in to learn about the CSUDH Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship (MMUF) Program, including its financial assistance, mentorship, research opportunities, graduate application support, and other activities that help foster intellectual, social, and cultural growth. Find out if this program is the right fit for you! With Dr. Joshua Jeffers, Department of History.

Applications should be submitted to jojeffers@csudh.edu by Sunday, March 1, 2026.听In-person interviews will take place the week of March 9, 2026.

Attending Research Conferences Successfully

Tuesday, February 24听 |听 2:30 PM-3:30 PM听 |听 Via Zoom听 |听 听 |听 听 |听 Slides

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Research conferences offer valuable opportunities to network, present your research, and explore cutting-edge developments in your field. Whether you're attending your first conference or have experience with multiple events, navigating the fast-paced environment can feel overwhelming. This workshop will provide essential tips on preparation, including travel logistics, delivering effective research presentations, networking strategies, and professional attire. Join us to learn how to maximize your conference experience and make meaningful connections!听With Dr. Ken Seligson, Department of Anthropology.

21st Annual Student Research Conference (SRC)

Tuesday, March 3 - Thursday, March 5, 2026 |听 Loker Student Union (LSU), Ballrooms & Meeting Rooms

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2026 SRC Program

March 3rd at 12:00 PM: Keynote Address 鈫�

March 5th at 11:30 AM: Reception & Award Ceremony 鈫�

CSUDH's Student Research Conference (SRC) is an annual event that gives undergraduate and graduate students the opportunity to showcase their original research, scholarly and creative activities. All disciplines across campus are represented. Student participants have the opportunity to be selected to represent CSUDH at the 2026 CSU Statewide Student Research Competition. Join in on this 3-day celebration!

SRC Keynote Address: Jason Williams, CSUDH Class of 2021 & UCLA Ph.D. Candidate

Tuesday, March 3, 2026 |听 12:00 PM-1:00 PM听 |听 Loker Student Union (LSU), Ballroom C |听 Keynote Address 鈫�

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Mr. Williams will reflect on his personal, academic, and research journey at CSUDH and how these experiences shaped his path, prepared him for graduate study, and inspired his entrepreneurial pursuits.

Academic Integrity in the Digital Age

Tuesday, March 17听 |听 2:30 PM-3:30 PM听 |听 Via Zoom听 |听 听|听 听听

In an era of rapidly advancing digital tools and artificial intelligence (AI), maintaining academic integrity is more important than ever. This interactive workshop will explore the evolving landscape of plagiarism, including self-plagiarism, improper citation, and the ethical use of AI tools in academic research. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of what constitutes plagiarism in the digital age, how to responsibly integrate AI-generated content into their work, and strategies for maintaining ethical research practices.听Facilitated by Dr. Ken Seligson, Department of Anthropology.

Get PAID for a Ph.D. in the Biomedical Sciences & STEM Fields

Thursday, March 19听 |听 2:30 PM-3:30 PM听 |听 Via Zoom听 |听 听 |听

While many Ph.D. programs in the Biomedical and STEM fields have traditionally offered full support, funding has become more competitive in recent years due to shifts in research support. Prospective students should be aware that funding models can vary by institution and program. This workshop will explore what the application process looks like, how funding works in the current environment, what is expected of you during your training, and the range of career opportunities available after completing your Ph.D.听Facilitated by Dr. Erin McCauley, Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry.

Applying to Graduate School in Arts & Humanities

Tuesday, March 24听 |听 2:30 PM-3:30 PM听 |听 Via Zoom听 |听 听|听

Planning to pursue graduate studies in the Arts & Humanities? This workshop is designed to guide you through the graduate school application process with insights from a faculty expert in your field. Learn how to identify programs that align with your academic and career aspirations, understand key application components, and enhance your application materials. Explore funding opportunities, strategies for crafting a compelling personal statement, and tips for successfully navigating the admissions process.听With Dr. Joshua Jeffers, Department of History.

Writing a Personal Statement for Graduate School & Funding Opportunities

Tuesday, April 14听 |听 2:30 PM-3:30 PM听 |听 Via Zoom听 |听 听|听 Recording

This workshop will provide you with essential information to begin crafting and drafting a compelling personal statement to accompany your graduate school and funding applications!听With Dr. Ken Seligson, Department of Anthropology.

Intro to SPSS

Thursday, April 16听 |听 2:30 PM-3:30 PM听 |听 Via Zoom听 |听 听|听 Recording

Come take a walk through the basic statistical techniques used in SPSS! Quantitative data management and analysis are primary research skills. This workshop will help students understand how their data should be organized to perform basic descriptive and advanced analysis. With Dr. Monique Turner, Department of Psychology.

Applying to Graduate School in Social & Behavioral Sciences

Tuesday, April 21听 |听 2:30 PM-3:30 PM听 |听 Via Zoom听 |听 听|听 Recording

Planning to pursue graduate studies in the Social or Behavioral Sciences? This workshop is designed to guide you through the graduate school application process with insights from a faculty expert in your field. Learn how to identify programs that align with your academic and career aspirations, understand key application components, and enhance your application materials. Explore funding opportunities, strategies for crafting a compelling personal statement, and tips for successfully navigating the admissions process. With Dr. Ken Seligson, Department of Anthropology.