*Disclaimer for Judges and Volunteers: you have the availability to select time slots for Student Research Week, however, these time slots are tentative to change and the official schedules will be released after registration*

FAQs for Competitors:

  • Your research does not need to be complete or final to compete at SRW.
  • You are allowed to compete individually or in a group.

For more information please visit our FAQ page or email [email protected]

FAQs for Judges:

  • The estimated time commitment from judges is one session which lasts approximately two hours.
  • We will try to match you to an event that is within your field of study

FAQs for Volunteers:

  • You CAN request time slots and we will try to schedule you during your requested times. However, time slots are subject to change and volunteer assignments will be sent out after registration closes.
  • Volunteers can sign up individually or with their organization.
  • The top two recognized organizations with the most volunteer sign-ups will receive a cash prize.

Benefits of SRW:

  • Categorical Monetary Awards
  • CV Boost & Presentation Skills
  • Networking and Research Exposure
  • Volunteering Hours
  • Cost-Free & Easy Registration

For more information please visit our FAQ page or email [email protected]

Student Research Week 2024: March 18 – March 22

What is Student Research Week?

Student Research Week (SRW) is the largest student-run research symposium in the nation. This four-day competition highlights student research occurring on the Texas A&M campus. Students who participate are provided a venue to present their work through either oral presentations or poster sessions. This event allows students, faculty, and the community to see the depth and breadth of research conducted at Texas A&M. For the past 27 years, SRW has been a valuable tool in meeting the university’s mission of academic, research, and service excellence. SRW is a premier program of the Graduate and Professional Student Government and is supported by several academic and non-academic departments on campus. The events for SRW 2024 are scheduled to be in person.

SRW 2022 GOALS MET

  • Increase students professional development knowledge and skills

  • Expose all participants to new research opportunities on campus

  • Receive and provide constructive feeback amongst participants

  • Provided students comfortable space to present their research confidently

SRW 2021 GOALS MET

  • Provide a virtual symposium that retains the in-person experience

  • Ensure participants research and judges closely correspond with each other

  • Minimize technical difficulties

  • Receive and incorporate feedback to improve future SRW symposiums

SRW 2020 GOALS MET

  • Quality AND Quantity: Increase judges and improve feedback

  • Increasing opportunities for our Aggies: Engage diverse industry experts

  • The Flow: Improve overall quality

  • Once an Aggie, always an Aggie: Encourage former student participation

2019 SRW GOALS MET

  • Increased participation at all levels
  • Cut down operational cost by encouraging reusable and recyclable SRW material
  • Spotlight research conducted by Texas A&M
  • Increased the quality of SRW experience for everyone

Graduate and Professional Student Government

Student Research Week is the largest event that the Graduate and Professional Student Government (GPSG) organizes and exists as a special committee managed by a director who serves on the GPSG executive committee. GPSG is the voice of graduate and professional students and represents their best interests. Please visit our website if you are interested in getting involved with GPSG.

More about GPSG