The California State University Systemwide Student Research Competition is an annual event that brings together scholars from all of the 23 campuses of the California State University system. The competition showcases undergraduate and graduate scholarly research and creative activity by recognizing outstanding student accomplishments. Undergraduate and graduate student participants from all disciplines are judged by experts for their oral presentations and written abstracts. Students who compete in the CSU Student Research Competition can win first place awards of $500 for first place and $250 for second place recognition in their session.
Cal Poly Pomona representatives to the competition are selected from the Annual Student RSCA Conference, held in the first week of March, hosted by the Office of Undergraduate Research in association with URFAC.
Project: Inadequate Interpretation Services in Court Proceedings
Authors: Ashley Orellana
Project: The Impact of Immigration Age on Cultural Identity
Authors: Mareen Riad
Project:Necropolitics & the Biases of the UNDRIP within Canada
Authors: Amary Corona
Project: Paternalistic Power and Control: Clinton and Operation Restore Democracy
Author: Juliett Garcia
Project: EFFECT OF MAILLARD CONJUGATES VS. ELECTROSTATIC DEPOSITION ON THE FORMATION OF LUTEIN-ENRICHED EMULSIONS
Authors: Jocelyne Argueta
Project: BANSHEE UAV
Authors: Kai Arellano, Nathan Thompson, Kyle Sakuda, Sabah Abdelhameid, Jason Nicolson, Juan Bosque
Project: Sensorless Brushed DC Motor PID Speed Control System in Verilog
Authors: Ryan Lui
Project: Effects of Aluminizing Stainless Steels
Author: Quentin Owens, Andreas Zimmermann, Jocasta Do, Jonathan Garcia, Alvaro Sanchez, Narek Teimourian
Project: Reduction of CO2 with with N-Hetercyclic Carbene Manganese Complexes
Author: Daena Cabral
Congratulations to these RSCA awardees!
