Abstract submission

SABER East will feature the following presentations:

Oral Presentations

Oral presentation will showcase ideas and projects at various stages of developments. Emphasis on communicating robust findings using tried and tested instruments and protocols, as well as novel pedagogical approaches. If the work has been presented at a previous SABER meeting, please be sure that the submitted abstract contains significant novel information. Presentations will be 12 minutes long, plus 3 minutes for questions. Abstract should be no more than 250 words 

Posters

Posters should describe work that has not been published. Content may include research or pedagogy of interest to undergraduate biology educators. Abstracts should be no more than 200 words. 

Shark Tank

Shark Tank will be a 3-minute, 1 slide presentation with a panel of experts to ask additional questions and give feedback. Prize will be given to the audience's favorite. Abstract should be less than 100 words and no data is needed.

Workshops

Workshops may be oriented towards researcher or practitioners. Longer (4-hours) workshops will take place on Friday before the main conference, and shorter (1.5-hours) workshops will take place on Saturday during the conference. Proposals for workshops should outline the learning objectives of the session, describe the activities, and make it clear to a participant what their main takeaways will be. 

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