Have you conducted undergraduate research that you’re passionate about sharing? The BSOS Dean’s Student Advisory Council (DSAC) is excited to introduce the inaugural Undergraduate Three Minute Thesis (3MT) Competition, an opportunity for BSOS students to showcase their research, develop valuable communication skills, and compete for tuition prizes!
Why Participate?
Showcase Your Research: Share your findings and highlight research you’re passionate about with faculty, fellow students, and the broader BSOS community.
Strengthen Your Communication Skills: Develop your public speaking and presentation skills by learning to communicate complex research in just three minutes through a graduate-level experience.
Compete for Cash Prizes: The top three students will receive prizes in the form of credits toward their tuition accounts.
Who Can Participate?
All undergraduate students in the College of Behavioral and Social Sciences (BSOS) who have completed research that is ready to be presented and have a faculty or staff advisor are invited to participate.
Competition Timeline
October 29: Mandatory information session introducing the 3MT format, presentation structure, and competition requirements.
November 20: Deadline to submit a three-minute 3MT video.
December–January: Receive feedback and refine your video and presentation.
February: Present your polished 3MT to faculty judges and fellow students!
Interested in Learning More?
Join us for the mandatory information session to learn more about the competition, expectations, and how to get involved.
Date: Thursday, October 29
Time: 6:30 PM
Location: Tydings Hall, Room 1102
Please RSVP for the information session using the link below:
RSVP for the Information Session
We look forward to seeing the exciting research being conducted by BSOS undergraduates and hope you’ll take advantage of this opportunity to share your work!
Best,
Leonard Fomin
Chair, BSOS Dean’s Student Advisory Council