CPP Student RSCA Conference
Welcome to the 14th Annual
Student RSCA Conference
Showcasing Student Projects, Performances, & Portfolios
The Cal Poly Pomona Student Research, Scholarship & Creative Activities Conference (CPP Student RSCA Conference) is an annual event that provides an opportunity for our undergraduate and graduate students to share their original research, scholarly and creative activities. All disciplines are represented – this is an opportunity to see CPP students at their best. This year's RSCA Conference will be held on March 7, 2026.
The conference offers three types of sessions: poster presentations, competitive oral sessions and non-competitve oral sessions. Competitive sessions are judged with 10 presentations being selected as RSCA awardees from the various disciplines. The winning presentations are then selected to represent Cal Poly Pomona and compete at the annual CSU Research Competition held in April. Last year's awardees can be found here.
Due to time and judge limitations, the RSCA conference can only accept up to 4 competitive presentations from one faculty mentor. The numbers for non-competitive oral presentations and poster presentations remain unlimited. We encourage all students to present, regardless of if they participate in a competitive or noncompetitive session. Presenting at the RSCA will allow students to be considered for Research Distinction.
Please subscribe to the OUR Mailing list for updates!
Application Now Open
Important Dates
| Timeline | Date |
|---|---|
| Online Application Open | November 24, 2025 |
| Early Submission Deadline | December 19, 2025 |
| Online Application Deadline | February 1, 2026 |
| Faculty Mentor Deadline | 48 Hours After Student Application Submission |
| Presenter RSVP Deadline | February 26, 2026 |
| 14th Annual Cal Poly Pomona Research, Scholarship & Creative Activities Conference | March 7, 2026 |
Past Conferences
View past research projects from past RSCA Conferences on Bronco ScholarWorks and refer to the past conference pages below!
Please note: the links below are archived on the WayBack Machine and some content may not be available.