ANY Hopkins undergraduate student who –

• Received an award (examples: PURA, Aspire, Aronson International Experience Grants, or any other);
• Had a great study abroad experience;
• Worked at an amazing internship;
• Participated in an unbelievable summer REU or other external opportunity;
• Completed an honors or senior capstone project;
• Worked on a group research or design project;
• Had a cool research project or experience;
• Created or interpreted a piece of music, film, art or written work;
• Developed a new business or product;
• Received an amazing fellowship experience (at Hopkins or elsewhere);
• Helped on an inspiring community service project!

Not sure if you can present? Contact HOUR

Can group projects present?

Group projects are great! Each student who wishes to be credited as having presented at DREAMS must register separately as a presenter, and complete an upload of their presentation materials on the presentation platform.  Materials may be created by the group or by individual members of the group.  Each group member will be required to create and upload a unique reflection piece.  ‘Live’ talks (virtual but synchronous; minimum of two one-hour sessions over the course of the event) may be presented as a group, and/or individual group members may have their own solo sessions.

Is DREAMS only a poster session?    NO!

Holding DREAMS virtually allows students to share their projects in many formats like:

• traditional research posters
  • Poster tips: Check out our Resource page for a poster template and HOUR logos and visit the DMC for access to great software and help with poster design.
• a slide deck (with a recorded presentation accompanying)
• a recorded performance, demonstration, short film, or oral presentation
• a photo or art gallery-like presentation

Thinking of something different? Just reach out to us! HOUR staff wants to work with any student unsure of the best format for their project. Contact us at [email protected] to brainstorm presentation ideas for your project.