Early Childhood Research Summit

Call for Posters

The submission deadline for poster presentations has passed. Please contact Sommer Fousek if you have any questions.

Graduate Student Poster Session

The CYFS Early Childhood Research Summit will feature a poster presentation session that specifically highlights the research of graduate students.

Please submit research proposals by February 19, 2024.

Instructions for ProposalsSubmit Poster



Poster Presentation Requirements:

  • Poster presentations must be submitted by a graduate student and include at least one faculty member in the University of Nebraska system as a co-author.
  • Presentations must be grounded in research. Quantitative, qualitative, single-case and mixed-methods research designs are welcome.
  • Poster presentations must include a specific focus on the application of research findings to practice, policy or both.
  • Featured research must include or apply to children birth to 8 years of age.

Summit organizers encourage poster submissions that (a) offer various perspectives on critical and timely issues in early childhood; (b) highlight innovative research; (c) identify extensions of research to practice; and (d) examine how research findings may relate to public policies that affect young children and their families.

Notification of selection will be sent to the submitting author by March 4, 2024. Registration for the summit will open in January 2024.

Poster Submission Form:

Complete and submit Sections I, II and III. All information must be completed for this proposal to be considered. Submissions are due by February 19, 2024.


SECTION I: Rules of Participation (*Required Field)

  • To offset expenses, Summit organizers will be charging a $50 registration fee for non-students and a $25 registration fee for students to attend the conference. Please note that the conference does NOT pay the expenses of presenters accepted through this call. All presenters accepted from the call who will be attending the Summit must register and pay the registration fee. Registration for the summit opens in January 2024.
  • Those with submissions accepted through the call are not precluded from publishing and/or presenting their material elsewhere. Posters previously presented at professional venues may be submitted for consideration.

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SECTION II: POSTER PRESENTER INFORMATION (*Required Field)


Lead Presenter Contact Information:

The lead presenter is the person with whom summit organizers will communicate and is responsible for sharing information with any co-presenters. The lead presenter must be a graduate student.
Name*
Role*
Job Title/Position*
Email Address*
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Campus*
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Additional Presenters:

(must include at least one faculty member in the University of Nebraska system as a co-author)
Name*
Role*
Job Title/Position*
Email Address*
Phone
Campus*
Department*
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SECTION III: POSTER PRESENTATION DETAILS (*Required Field)

We recommend preparing responses in advance using a word processing program, then copying into the online proposal submission form. The online submission form will not time out, but if the page is refreshed or reloaded, entered information will be lost.

Suggested Title of Poster Presentation*(fewer than 10 words)
Abstract* In 75 or fewer words, provide a brief description of the session's content, including the implications of featured research.
Description* In 300 or fewer words, provide a brief introduction to the presentation topic, research questions, methods, findings and significance/innovation of the work (key references may be included, but do not count toward word limit).
Application to Practice and/or Policy*
The results of this research relate to: (Check all that apply.)
Specify at least two ways that the results of this research relate to practice and/or policy:
Please indicate the target developmental period(s) of this research. * (Check all that apply.)