Student Submission Guidelines
Annual Deadline for all submissions is June 15th
Poster presentation proposals available in one of four categories (see below):
Recommended steps:
- Review the guidelines below for the type of presentation you would like to submit
- Discuss your plans with a faculty member at your campus to gather advice/input
- Write your proposal per the guidelines below for the type of presentation you are planning. Be sure to review the evaluation guide to know what criteria will be used in the review process.
- If you have co-authors, be sure they have reviewed/approved the proposal before you submit it.
Abstract Guidelines [Download]
** files may download directly to your device; there is no preview of the files**
- Rubrics [Download]
- Research Critiques – Sample Poster
- Literature Reviews – Sample Poster
- Original Research – Sample Poster
- Original Projects – Sample Poster
Click here to submit a proposal
Students who submit particularly strong original research proposals may be invited to provide an oral presentation
Resources & Awards
Resources
Your very best resource as you prepare your proposal will be found among the faculty at your institution. Ask them for a review of your proposal and use their feedback to strengthen your work before submitting it for review.
Poster Templates: On the WWW, you can find many sites that provide free templates for creating your poster. Here are just a few:
Awards
In each category, an award is given recognizing particularly good work.
On-site, evaluators will review your work and subsequently select presentations for recognition.
Presenters who decide to withdraw or are unable to attend must contact the conference coordinator no later than a week in advance of the conference. Failure to do so may result in not being invited to present at future conferences.