Abstract Submission

Talk and Workshop abstract submissions are closed.

Poster abstracts are to be submitted with the meeting registration.

Guidelines for Talk Abstract and Workshop Proposal submissions can be found here: Abstract Info. Please read through these thoroughly!

Talk Abstract submission (400 word abstract) - 15 minutes + 5 min for questions

Talks will showcase more developed ideas, projects, and work nearing publication. Emphasis is on communicating robust findings using tried and tested instruments and protocols.

Workshop Proposal submission - 90 minutes

Workshops should be interactive, participant-centered, and include minimal lecturing from the facilitators. The workshop proposal rubric can be found here (Rubric). Workshops will help participants do one of the following:

1. Develop discipline-based education research (DBER) skills and/or
2. Translate research findings into evidence-based teaching practices in the classrooms.
3. Learn from a panel or discussion about issues pertinent to the STEM education community (TA and faculty training, graduate student transitions to postdoc/faculty, partnerships between CCs and universities, etc). If choosing this option, indicate who will be facilitating and what format you will use.

Poster Abstract submission (400 word abstract) - posters are to be 48 x 36 inches

Poster information will be submitted with your registration. This includes the poster title, authors, authors' institutions, and up to a 400 word abstract.