Abstracts

To participate, submit an abstract of no more than 250-words via the online submission form by 5:00 pm on Friday, March 22, 2013. In your submission you will be asked to include the following information:

• Presentation Title
• Name of presenting student and co-authors
• Name of faculty advisor
• Indicate type of presentation (Poster/exhibit or oral/recital)
• Indicate if the presenting student is a undergraduate or graduate student
• Abstract of the scholarly endeavor to be presented (a maximum 250 words)

General abstract guidelines

• To submit an abstract student(s) must be sponsored by Faculy mentor/Instructor.
• Only online submissions will be accepted.
• Late abstracts will not be accepted.
• All faculty sponsors must be referenced in your submission.
• Only one student can be listed as corresponding student/author (First Author).
  • Additional students can be listed as co-authors.
  • A student can be listed as a corresponding  author on only one abstract.
  • However, there is no limit to the number of abstracts on which a student can be a co-author.
• The abstract must be written by the student presenter, but can be reviewed/edited by his or her faculty sponsor. Mentors/Instructors should not write the abstract, but are expected to guide the student in abstract development.
• Submitted abstracts are limited to 250 words, and must contain:
  • Hypothesis or statement about the project or problem.
  • Statement about methods or procedures.
  • Essential results, outcomes, or product.
  • Conclusion or summary.
• Upon receiving the abstract, you will be sent an e-mail confirmation.
• Approximately one week prior to the symposium, you will receive an e-mail notifying you of your presentation time.