Submissions for posters and podium presentations will be accepted through Monday, March 30, 2020, 11:59 PM. Electronic submission is required.

Podium presentations should not exceed 20 minutes (including five minutes for Q&A).

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Abstract submissions for posters and podium presentations will be accepted through Monday, March 30, 2020, 11:59 PM. Electronic submission is required. The due date for presentations content is Monday, April 6, 2020. (Online submission details will be available soon. Please check back.)

Podium presentations should not exceed 20 minutes (including five minutes for Q&A).

Poster guidelines:

• Poster size: 48” x 36” (3 feet x 4 feet); all materials required to display the posters (boards, clips, etc.) will be provided on site.
• Poster should include the title of the presentation and the list of authors.
• Poster titles should be descriptive and, when possible, indicate the important result (e.g., lesions of frontal cortex disrupt divided attention).
• Label material in the poster so that it is legible from a distance of 2 yards; bold lettering (20-24 point font).
• We recommend you use 1-inch margins, upper and lowercase letters, and simple fonts.
• Students should speak to their schools or faculty for use of poster templates.

Abstracts
Poster and podium submissions include a 250-word abstract. Complete submissions will be reviewed by the Evaluation Committee. Abstracts of accepted submissions will appear in the program brochure. The abstract should not include graphics, pictures or graphs. Once accepted, presenters will be notified via email by Wednesday, April 1, 2020.

For additional information or questions, please email [email protected]

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Virtual Poster Presentations (10 minutes)

A 10-minute poster presentation will allow you to discuss your poster and the impetus for your study, background information and data, research questions, supporting literature, methodology, findings and conclusions and recommendations or next steps. Plan a five-minute presentation and a five-minute Q&A.

The static poster, designed in PowerPoint or as a pdf file may be loaded from the speaker’s desktop to the presentation. We will send specific directions to speakers in advance of the presentation as an update once the final delivery format is confirmed.