The Ohio Undergraduate Psychology Research Conference is sponsored by a consortium of Ohio colleges and universities to provide a platform for undergraduate psychology majors to present their original research papers in a public forum. All papers accepted reflect student generated empirical research.
The conference was initiated by John Carroll University in 1987 and is traditionally held around mid-April. Host sites are selected on a rotating basis from member institutions. Participation in the conference by students from non-member institutions is welcomed.
All research papers will be presented orally. Student presentations are 10 minutes in length followed by a brief question and answer session of 2-3 minutes. A 2-3 minute allowance is given for transition between presenters.
Conference Locations
- 2007 21st annual conference: Hiram College
- 2006 20th annual conference: Baldwin-Wallace College
- 2005 19th annual conference: Cedarville University
- 2004 18th annual conference: John Carroll University
- 2003 17th annual conference: Cleveland State University
- 2002 16th annual conference: Kenyon College
- 2001 15th annual conference: Mt. Union College
- 2000 14th annual conference: The College of Wooster
- 1999 13th annual conference: Ohio Dominican College
- 1998 12th annual conference: Ursuline College
- 1997 11th annual conference: Muskingum College
- 1996 10th annual conference: Baldwin-Wallace College
- 1995 9th annual conference: John Carroll University
- 1993 7th annual conference: Muskingum College
- 1992 6th annual conference: College of Wooster
- 1991 5th annual conference: Kent State University
- 1990 4th annual conference: Case Western Reserve University
- 1989 3rd annual conference: Cleveland State University
- 1988 2nd annual conference: Baldwin-Wallace College
- 1987 conference: John Carroll University