"The Summer 2020 Undergraduate Research & Creative Achievements Forum represents the 31st year of research intern presentations at the University of Missouri. Almost 50 students presenting their projects at the Forum come from four formal programs and individual faculty research funding. Faculty mentors represent 20 departments in seven colleges and schools at the University of Missouri."--Page 7.

A panel discussion between the Office of Undergraduate Research and Mizzou Alumni.

The closing ceremonies of the 2021 Spring Undergraduate Research and Creative Achievements Forum.

A video presentation discussing the models of outstanding research mentorship.

"About the Forum: The Forum is geared towards student research and creative scholarly projects that may be multi-semester projects, senior honors/capstone projects, or other faculty-mentored scholarly activities. Projects are typically shared in a 'display' format; however, with the transition to online presentations many students are also choosing to include video presentations for the digital Forums."

"Exhibited online thru a collaboration of the University of Missouri Libraries and the Office of Undergraduate Research. ... More than 180 students presenting scholarship on a variety of disciplines from across the Mizzou campus."

Two faculty members are selected each year for this award, after being nominated by their undergraduates and reviewed by a committee of prior Mentor Awardees. Five faculty were considered by the committee this year including honorable mention Dr. David Braun (Biological Sciences) and the awardees listed below: Dr. Mili Kuruvilla-Dugdale (Assistant Professor, Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences, School of Health Professions), Dr. Antoinette Landor (Assistant Professor, Human Development and Family Science, College of Human Environmental Sciences).

"Congratulations to the fourteen students selected to represent MU at the UM System Undergraduate Research Day at the State Capitol! This annual event was scheduled for Thursday, April 2, 2020; however, was cancelled due to the pandemic. Students applied early in the fall semester and then attended a series of workshops and meetings to prepare for this annual event. A list of projects appears below, along with the student names, hometowns, majors, and faculty mentors."

List of the 2019-2020 Undergraduate Research Ambassadors.

"About the Forum: The Forum is geared towards student research and creative scholarly projects that may be multi-semester projects, senior honors/capstone projects, or other faculty-mentored scholarly activities. At the Spring Forum, approximately 350+ students participate from a variety of disciplines across campus. Projects are typically shared in a 'display' format; however, with the transition to online presentations many students are also choosing to include video presentations for the digital forums. The Forum is not only for STEM students, students in art, humanities and the social sciences are not only invited, they are encouraged to present their projects and scholarly activities."