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Please provide a valid email address.  This address will be used to notify you when the selection committee has made its decision.

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Type of Presentation

Please indicate whether your presentation is a paper or a poster, or whether you can present the material in either format.  The time available for paper presentations is limited, so you have a better chance of being accepted if you would consider presenting either a paper OR a poster.   Papers should be no more than 20 minutes long (an additional 10 minutes will be available for discussion).  

We are making  some gallery space available for artistic pieces, such as paintings, photos, or sculpture to be displayed.  If there is enough interest we will also set aside some time for performances such as poetry or musical pieces.  If you would like the artistic or performance piece to be considered as part of the judging you must include with  your submission an academic analysis of the piece in the form of a paper and poster.  Finally if you would like to present a workshop, for example on a teaching technique, as part of the conference, we will work with you to secure a space, get materials  and coordinate sign-ups.

Check as many as apply, but please submit separate applications for different projects.

Paper                 Poster                

Art Piece           Performance   Workshop

Abstract / Description (200 words)

Please make sure that your abstract is accessible to academics in a broad range of fields.  The Grad Expo  committee is composed of graduate students from the Natural Sciences, Social Sciences and Arts & Humanities, so while it is possible that there will be someone from your discipline reviewing the abstract, it is not guaranteed.   If you are submitting an abstract that you will/have previously submitted for a conference in your field, please take a few moments to explain the significance of your research in a more general context (and to write-out any acronyms).

For art and performance pieces please include a brief description of the piece, including the length of time required or any special mounting or sound requirements that you may have.  We will do our best to accommodate you but we are somewhat limited by the venue. 

For workshops, please include:  a brief description; a target audience; your room and technology requirements; and the maximum number of people that you can accommodate (which  obviously will be limited by the rooms available).

Applications that are missing any of the above information will NOT be accepted.