Research, writing, and presentation are essential skills to be developed in the course of an undergraduate education. Understanding the significance of religion in human life is an equally important insight, which touches on many academic disciplines. The Religious Studies Student Organization at UWM has decided to bring these skills, this insight, and these disciplines together by sponsoring Undergraduate Research Conferences. These conferences provide an opportunity for undergraduates to develop their research skills and to present their findings to an audience consisting of peers, faculty, and members of the community. The papers found here are a testament to the efforts and abilities of these researchers.
Browse the contents of Religious Studies Student Organization Undergraduate Research Conference:
- 2013: The Experience of Religion
- 2014: Faith and Society, The Spectrum of Religion
- 2015: Religion in Society: Seen and Unseen
- 2016: Religion in Society: Past and Present
- 2017: Religion and Society: Bridging the Gaps
- 2018: Religious Context & Experience
- 2019: Religion and the Human Condition
- 2020: The Intersectionality of Religion and Contemporary Issues
- 2021: Religious Studies Undergraduate and Graduate Research Conference