2008 Tri-State Psychology Conference

Date: Monday April 7, 2008, 9am – 5pm

Marshall University Memorial Student Center

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Keynote speaker

• Dr. Philip Zeskind, PhD, MS, MA  (click here for more information on Dr. Zeskind)

Call for Presentations

• Types of Presentations - broad scope of submissions will be considered - literature reviews, research in progress, just completed by time of conference, etc.

• Submissions consist of an abstract which clearly covers the project along with the information listed on the submission form (below).

• Submission forms and abstracts must be received electronically [as email attachments] to: mulder@marshall.edu, no later than 5pm on Friday, March 21, 2008.

It's Jeopardy!

The prized trophy will be on the line once again at the 2008 Tri-State Psychology Conference.

 

Please email Dr. Mulder (mulder@marshall.edu) as soon as possible if you plan to "field a team."  Each school can field one team, composed of no more than five (5) players per team.

The winning school's information will be added to the plaque on the trophy.

Good Luck to all!!!

 

   

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Presenter Instructions (Oral and Poster)

 

Oral Presentations:  

All oral presentations (individual paper presentations, panel presentations, and symposia) will be held at the Marshall University Memorial Student Center on Monday, April 7, 2008. You will be given the precise time for your presentation when your submission is officially accepted.

When you arrive at the conference on the morning of the presentation, go to the registration table. There you will be able to pick up your badges, programs, and other information.

Individual paper presentations should be planned to last about 15 minutes, no longer than 17 minutes.

Panel presentations symposia (group presentations in which each participate offers an individual paper in the same general topic area) should be planned to last about 45 minutes total.

A copy of your abstract (as submitted with your original proposal) will appear in the conference program. If you wish to make any changes or alterations to that abstract, the program editor, Jason Weaver must receive a corrected copy, sent electronically (email: weaver45@marshall.edu), no later than noon on Monday, March 31, 2008.

IF YOU ARE PLANNING TO USE POWER POINT, YOU WILL NEED TO EMAIL YOUR SLIDES IN POWER POINT AND IN THE ORDER THAT YOU WISH TO USE THEM TO JASON WEAVER (weaver45@marshall.edu) - NO LATER THAN MONDAY, MARCH 31, 2008.  We will then have all the power point presentations pre-loaded on the computer and ready for your use.  Feel free to bring your own back up if possible.

It is often a good idea to prepare brief handouts (in advance), showing your name, school, faculty sponsor, and a brief description of your project; you should have copies of this handout to give to people who show an interest in your paper topic. (This is a good way to connect with faculty from other schools and to let other professionals in psychology know who you are).

You must register in advance to attend the conference.  You may register to attend the conference by attaching a completed registration form to an email and by sending it to Dr. Mulder (mulder@marshall.edu)

 

                    Poster Presentations: 

The poster session will be held at the Marshall University Memorial Student Union from 9am until 11:30am on Monday, April 7, 2008. You may begin setting up as early as 7:30am, and should plan on being ready to receive "guests" by 8:45am.

When you arrive at the conference on the morning of the poster presentation, go to the registration table. There you will be able to pick up your badges, programs, and information sheets telling you exactly where to set up your poster (room and space number).

All posters must be stand-alone; they should be sturdy enough to stand on a table. No wall space will be available for hanging flat posters.

Your poster should be no more than 3' wide and 3' in height. All materials that you use must fit into a 3’X3’ table top area. At least one presenter should remain with each poster at all times. If you are the only presenter, then you will need to try to stay will your poster as much as possible. There will be slow periods during which you can walk around and view the other posters, take a brief break, etc.

A copy of your abstract (as submitted with your original proposal) will appear in the conference program. If you wish to make any changes or alterations to that abstract, the program editor, Jason Weaver must receive a correct copy electronically (email: weaver45@marshall.edu) no later than noon on Monday, March 31, 2008.

It is often a good idea to prepare brief handouts (in advance), showing your name, school, faculty sponsor, and a brief description of your project; you should have copies of this handout to give to people who show an interest in your poster. (This is a good way to connect with faculty from other schools and to let other professionals in psychology know who you are).

You must register in advance to attend the conference.

Registration

There is no charge for attending the conference.  However, we do ask that you register in advance.  Please select either the individual or the group registration form (whichever is most appropriate for you) and follow the instructions on the form.

Luncheon Information

The cost for lunch will be $8 per person. You will need to enclose the appropriate amount with either the individual or group luncheon reservation form in order to reserve a spot for lunch.

 

Parking Information

Parking is difficult at the University. If you would like a parking permit, you will need to register early. Registrant's who want a parking permit must register by March 23, 2008. If you miss the deadline and need a parking permit, you will need to pick one up at conference registration on the north side of the Memorial Student Center the day of the conference. If you need a permit , once your registration form is received, we will mail the permit to you.

Lodging Information

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