The 38th annual Southeastern Undergraduate Sociology Symposium (SEUSS) will be held Friday and Saturday, February 28th and 29th at Emory University. The Symposium provides undergraduate students a unique opportunity to present their independent research in a welcoming professional setting. Presentations in any area of sociological significance are invited.
Students are encouraged to submit final papers completed in undergraduate courses if their work involves data collection, analysis, and/or theoretical exploration. Students may also submit papers that address their contributions to a larger collaborative research effort outside the classroom. Co-authored papers will also be considered.
Students interested in presenting a paper should submit an abstract of their research, along with a statement from a faculty member indicating that the student's research will be ready for presentation by Friday, February 29. For more details on the application process and qualifications, review the flyer here: SEUSS Call for Papers.
Optional: Students may also submit completed papers to be eligible for an Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Research (1st place $100, 2nd place $75, 3rd place $50). More details on the Award for Excellence can be found at the link above.