Submission Tips:

• If you had a proposal accepted for the 2020 ACT but did not present it, you have the opportunity to have your same proposal re-considered for 2021. The link at the top of the page is for both (reconsidered) 202o and 2021 proposals.
• Please note that, due to high demand, submitters may only serve as the first author on 1 symposium or workshop. Additionally, they may only be included as an author on as many as 3 symposia or workshops.
• There is no limit to the number of posters on which a submitter may be an author.
• The above form should be completed multiple times for authors wishing to submit more than one presentation.
• All communications to teams of authors will occur between the conference staff and the first author on presentations. Please note, first authors should be prepared to send correspondence to their authorship teams.

Frequently Asked Questions:

• Do I have to have collected and analyzed my data at the time of submission?
• Nope! Just use your 300-word summary to explain your plans.
• What will I be asked to submit for a poster?
• Title and author(s), including institutional and contact information
• 300-word summary of your poster
• The theme with which your poster best aligns (see above)

• Title and author(s), including institutional and contact information
• 300-word summary of your session
• The theme with which your session best aligns (see above)

• What will I be asked to submit for a PIE (Participant Idea Exchange)?

• Title and author(s), including institutional and contact information
• 100-word abstract for inclusion in conference materials
• The theme with which your PIE best aligns (see above)

• What will I be asked to submit for a workshop or symposium?

• Title and author(s), including institutional and contact information
• 300-word summary of your workshop or symposium
• 100-word abstract for inclusion in conference materials
  
• The theme with which your workshop/symposium best aligns (see above)

QUESTIONS?

Please email the Conference Director, Lindsay Masland, at annual-conference@teachpsych.org.