Kansas Undergraduate Reserch Day at the Capitol
Each year, Kansas Undergraduate Research Day at the Capitol brings together up to 40 undergraduate students from the state’s eight public four-year universities to showcase their original research projects at the Kansas State Capitol. This exciting event highlights the incredible opportunities students have to work side-by-side with faculty mentors on real-world research that makes a difference on campus and across the state.
During the event, students present their work in a poster session, where they share their findings and personal research journeys with state legislators, elected officials, and other guests. These projects span a wide variety of fields—such as health, agriculture, education, energy, environment, and more, with a special focus on topics that matter to the people of Kansas.
The event proudly demonstrates how higher education helps prepare thoughtful, skilled citizens who are ready to support the growth and well-being of Kansas communities and its economy. Each university may select up to five outstanding projects to represent their institution.
Honoring Past Presenters
Scholar Development and Undergraduate Research
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Manhattan, KS 66506
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