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On April 11, nine graduate students from UC Riverside took the stage to present their groundbreaking research during the 11th annual UCR Grad Slam Final, competing for a grand prize of $5,000. The event, organized by UCR’s Graduate Division, took place at the School of Business on campus, highlighting the diverse range of topics explored by the students.
Grad Slam is a prestigious University of California-wide competition that challenges graduate students to summarize their research in just three minutes. This unique format encourages clarity and creativity, allowing participants to engage a broad audience, including judges, peers, faculty, staff, friends, and family.
This year’s presentations covered a variety of pressing issues, including the emergence of superbugs, the cultural significance of Indigenous video games, and the complexities surrounding tipping in today’s society. The event not only showcased the students' academic prowess but also emphasized the importance of effective communication in research.
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