Submission Portal

Submission Deadline: Friday, November 6th 11:59pm CT

Note- REGISTRATION and SUBMISSIONS are SEPERATE. Please remember to register.

Proposal Categories:

• Oral Presentations (No Proposals; 10 minutes +3 minutes questions)

  • • Undergraduate Oral Presentation 

    • Graduate Oral Presentation

    • Faculty Oral Presentation

• Workshop/Panel/Demonstration (50 minute or 10 minute options)

  • Teaching

  • Student-Focused Professional Development 

  • Research Methodologies

  • Technology

• Posters (Proposal Option Available for Students Who Have NOT Obtained IRB Approval Yet)

Oral Presentations (Undergraduate, Graduate, and Faculty)

Oral presentations should should only be submitted for original empirical work, meta-analyses, and systematic reviews. Narrative reviews, and project proposals should be submitted as Posters

Oral presentations should be no more than 10 minutes, and you will be given an additional 3 minutes for questions. 

HDMI ports in many of our classrooms/venue space do not work. Please bring a USB flashdrive or an online accessible method to access any presentation materials you may need on the computer in each room. 

The PERK Committee will send out a link closer to the conference for you to upload any presentation materials you would like to share with conference attendees for accessibility purposes.

Workshop, Panel, or Demonstration

Workshops, panels, and demonstrations should fall under one of the following categories:

• Teaching (e.g. a teaching demonstration or a workshop, a panel on burnout, or a workshop on building a digital escape room)

• Student-Focused Professional Development (e.g. applying to graduate school)

• Research Skills (e.g. a new technique you've developed, analyzing messy data, etc.)

• Technology (e.g. How to use Biopac Student Lab, Using GitHub in the Lab, etc.)

You have the option to choose a 50 minute session, or our brief 10-minute session. 

HDMI ports in many of our classrooms/venue space do not work. Please bring a USB flashdrive or an online accessible method to access any presentation materials you may need on the computer in each room. 

Poster

Posters should be printed out on your own prior to the conference. These should be 48 inches x 36 inches (i.e. landscape orientation). A tripod stand, Foam backing board, and push pins will be provided for you to hang your poster. 

Posters can include original empirical work, meta-analyses, systematic reviews, narrative literature reviews, and research proposals.

The PERK Committee will send out a link closer to the conference for you to upload any presentation materials you would like to share with conference attendees for accessibility purposes.