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A starting place might be the Council on Undergraduate Research. Their site includes a list of member institutions, some of whom host undergraduate conferences.
http://www.cur.org/links.html
Don Larsson
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Subject: [SCREEN-L] undergraduate conferences
Greetings,
I am interested to hear comments concerning publishing/presenting outlets that cater to undergraduate film studies students. I've had two undergraduate students in the past year do exceptionally rigorous research papers. Both plan on grad school, but would like to get in the conference/publishing market ASAP. The outlets I am familiar with are geared toward graduate students and university educators. Any advice is welcome. Thanks.
Harper Cossar
PhD candidate, Moving Image Studies
Georgia State University
Harper Cossar
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