Thank you for attending the 2024 SDSU Student Symposium!
2024 S3 Award Recipients
2024 S3 Recap
2024 S3 Photos of Friday Student Presentations
2024 S3 Photos of Saturday Keynote & Awards Ceremony
What is S3?
The Symposium is a two-day event, occurring each spring semester that is a showcase of SDSU student discovery, innovation, and creativity. The SDSU Student Symposium, or S3, is a public forum where students at all levels have the opportunity to present their research, scholarship, and creative activities to the SDSU and San Diego communities. The SDSU Student Symposium is a great way to learn about all the incredible projects that our undergraduate and graduate students are working on under the direction of their faculty mentors.
For All SDSU Students
All SDSU undergraduate and graduate students, from all disciplines, present either preliminary, ongoing, or completed projects. Presentations whether oral, poster, exhibit, or performance, are organized by academic disciplines. Imperial Valley students also participate; transportation support to and from Imperial Valley is provided.
Project types include, but are not limited to:
- Experiment
- Intervention
- Archival work
- Case study
- Business development plans
- Film
- Dance
- Product design
- Sculpture
- Management project
- Music performance
- Critical analysis
- Literature review
- Marketing or sales analysis
- And more!
Please direct any questions to [email protected].
S3 2024 is sponsored by:
Platinum Sponsor
Gold Sponsors
Silver Sponsors
See more media highlighting SDSU student research and innovation on the Division of Research and Innovation's Instagram and LinkedIn!
We Award Excellence
Presidential Awards ($500) are made to recognize outstanding achievement in original scholarship. These graduate and undergraduate students go on to represent SDSU at the CSU Student Research Competition. In total, more than 50 cash awards are given in recognition of outstanding presentations or performance.
2023 SDSU Student Symposium Award Recipients
Previous Symposia
2023 SDSU Student Symposium Program
Symposium Presentation Archive in University Library Digital Collections