Thank you for your interest in presenting at the ACC Meeting of the Minds, which will take place at Florida State University on April 10-12, 2026. The ACC Meeting of the Minds is an annual research conference celebrating undergraduate research and creative inquiry hosted by a member institution of the ACC. During the weekend of events, people from many disciplines and institutions come together to learn from and with each other, forge new connections, and delight in the accomplishments of undergraduate students conducting research. You must submit your application by January 29th, 2026. You must also have a letter of recommendation submitted by a faculty mentor</strong><strong> by January 29, 2026 in order to be considered.
All majors are eligible to apply. Students can present their original, student-directed and faculty-mentored research or creative project as an oral presentation or poster presentation. Honors in the Major students and those conducting more advanced, independent research are especially encouraged to apply. Note: this application requires one letter of recommendation from the student's faculty mentor.
2026 ACC Meeting of the Minds
Thank you for your interest in presenting at the ACC Meeting of the Minds, which will take place at Florida State University on April 10-12, 2026. The ACC Meeting of the Minds is an annual research conference celebrating undergraduate research and creative inquiry hosted by a member institution of the ACC. During the weekend of events, people from many disciplines and institutions come together to learn from and with each other, forge new connections, and delight in the accomplishments of undergraduate students conducting research. You must submit your application by January 29th, 2026. You must also have a letter of recommendation submitted by a faculty mentor</strong><strong> by January 29, 2026 in order to be considered.
All majors are eligible to apply. Students can present their original, student-directed and faculty-mentored research or creative project as an oral presentation or poster presentation. Honors in the Major students and those conducting more advanced, independent research are especially encouraged to apply. Note: this application requires one letter of recommendation from the student's faculty mentor.