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When you're ready to apply, here's what we'll ask for in the application:

• Name
• Email
• Major(s)
• Presentation Format (Poster Session, Paper for Panel Discussion, Creative Project)
• Research category 
• Title of project
• Dietary restrictions (Free breakfast and lunch is provided to student conference presenters)

• Student Scholar Biography (see "What goes into my biography?" for more details. ~100 words max./ 3-4 sentences)

• Abstract (PDF file upload)
  • (200 words max.) This is where you submit a brief summary of your project or research. Even if your project is not complete yet, you can still submit a general overview for application purposes. Writing the abstract in future tense may help. Please include your name and project title in the abstract. 

No. All majors are welcome.

Yes. You can now apply to the conference as a group on one single application.  *Please only list the group members in the application who plan to attend the conference. You can acknowledge your group members in the project, but not all need to participate in the conference. If you are doing a panel presentation, please designate 1-2 people to present. If you are doing a poster, there is space for 2-3 group members to stand by the poster. 

If you are applying for your group, you will need the following information from your group members for the application:

• Full name
• Preferred pronouns (optional)
• 新澳门六合彩内幕信息email
• Major(s)
• Any dietary restrictions
• Student Scholar Biography (written in 3rd person, 4-5 sentences max.)

Note: there are 4 spots maximum on the group application (including yourself)

Due to the increase in student participants and limited capacity, we no longer allow students to present multiple individual projects at this time. Please select one project to apply and present at the conference.

*If you are in a group project with another student, you can still submit your own separate individual research project.

You can design a 36" x 48" poster on Powerpoint (Design> Slide Size> Custom Slide Size> H: 36" x W: 48"). 2 poster templates are available for reference.

Print your poster at the (first floor) or the 新澳门六合彩内幕信息Print Center in the Marshall Student Center (for a fee). There is also printing in the MDC Shimberg Health Sciences Library.

Drop off posters at the Humanities Institute office (CPR 474 - Cooper Hall 4th Floor) by Tuesday, Jan. 21 or bring your poster to the conference to hang up. Velcro stickers are provided. 

No. An abstract is sufficient for the application, giving students plenty of time to complete their work before the conference. Students are encouraged to apply with an existing midterm or final project or research that may still be in progress during the Fall semester. By the time January comes, students will have a more developed or finished project to present. 

Yes!

The biography is a few sentences that describes your academics interests, course of study, and future plans. Please write your biography in 3rd person and limit it to 3-5 sentences (~100 words).

Example: "Jane is a National Merit Scholar student studying English and Sociology. She is involved in Club Volleyball and is president of the no name club. Jane is a Junior and plans to attend graduate school in North Dakota."

You鈥檙e ready! Nearly everyone will be presenting their research for the first time, so you鈥檙e in good company. The Humanities Institute staff is here to help you plan and prepare if you need help. The conference is designed to be professional, but supportive and fun for new scholars.

Yes! Undergraduate students from all campuses are invited to apply. If transportation is an obstacle to participating in the conference in-person on the Tampa campus, please contact Liz Kicak.

If your presentation time conflicts with a class, you should inform your instructor right away to see if they can support you in this opportunity to present at the conference. For further assistance or if you cannot present at your original scheduled time, please contact Liz Kicak. 

If you are unable to attend the conference, please contact Liz Kicak as soon as possible so we can adjust the conference schedule and remove you from the program. 

Yes, conference presenters are provided FREE breakfast and lunch both days, including coffee and tea throughout the day. Please indicate any dietary restrictions in your application submission. 

Yes. There is free breakfast for participants who come during the morning check-in time. We encourage arriving at the conference in the morning, but we understand if students have class or work and need to check-in later in the day.