The student exhibition is a dedicated time when conference participants can interact with student researchers and artists as they display and explain their marine-related research or art. This remains an opportunity for students to showcase their work and gain professional experience.
State of the Coast invites contributions from advanced undergraduates (juniors or seniors), recent graduates and graduate students from Oregon colleges and universities to showcase their research or their art. We welcome submissions from any discipline related to issues and opportunities facing the marine environment: biology, anthropology, law, engineering, policy, chemistry, business, ecology, environmental science, management, and more!
We will begin accepting submissions for the 2024 conference in September 2024.
Goals of student engagement at State of the Coast
View the 2023 Books of Student Research Abstracts & Art (PDF)
2023 Research Poster Winners
Judged Winner: Joshua Blockstein - Preferred Community Assets and Latinx Social Capital: A Tale of Trust, Resilience, and Vulnerability
Judged Winner: Luke Stunts - Linking the Terrestrial and the Marine: Predation of Leach's Storm-Petrels by Northern River Otters
People's Choice: Miles Rough - Exploring the impact of sunflower sea stars on localized grazer densities
2023 Student Art Winners
Juried Winner: Vaishnavi Padaki
People's Choice: Kate Larson