EXPO 2026

Celebrating research, scholarship, creative inquiry and community service

Participating in research, creative activities or community service projects can be one of the most important aspects of college life. When students and faculty work together on projects, students gain knowledge and training, and they learn skills that are important to employers and in graduate school.

Examples of some of those valuable skills include:

problem-solving.
teamwork.
communication.
project and time management.

At the College of Charleston, we encourage all students to engage in research and experiential learning activities. Each year, the university invites students to present their work to the campus community.

Applications will open January 7^th, 2026.

Abstracts will be due Friday, February 13^th, 2026.

Students may submit ONE first author abstract submission. Students may serve as a co-author on an unlimited number of abstract submissions. Incomplete abstract submissions will not be reviewed.

For more information and guidelines, please visit the new EXPO Hub Site.

Find EXPO on The Hub