The East Texas A&M Annual Research Symposium (ARS) is a one-day event that showcases undergraduate and graduate student research and activities conducted at East Texas A&M. Students participating in the ARS are given the opportunity to interact with faculty members across campus and present their work through either oral presentations or poster sessions. This event enables students, faculty, staff, alumni, and the community to explore the depth and breadth of research conducted at East Texas A&M. It serves as a valuable tool in supporting the university's mission to transform lives. The ARS is sponsored and organized by the Division of Research and Economic Development.
Submissions
Ready to get started? Review our Abstract Guidelines to learn how you can present your research in the Annual Research Symposium.
Mission
The mission of the East Texas A&M Annual Research Symposium is to recognize and celebrate student research and activities by providing a venue for students to showcase their work and to foster an environment for students, faculty, staff, administration, alumni, and the community to learn about and support the research being conducted at East Texas A&M.
Get Involved
All East Texas A&M undergraduate and graduate students are invited and encouraged to participate. All faculty are encouraged to facilitate students' participation and to volunteer as judges on the day of the event. The university community, alumni and sponsors are invited to attend all sessions and support student presenters.
Research Protocols
The chair for each committee will review the registration form if no research protocol is in place. If the chair determines that a research protocol was required for the research and one was not submitted, the participant will be disqualified from participating in the symposium.