Information
for Presenters
Information
for Presenters
Each paper presenter will have 15 minutes to speak on their topic, and following there will be 5 minutes for questions from the audience.
Presenters and attendees can view posters throughout the conference and ask/answer questions when the poster presenter is present.
Technical support will be available for presenters. All rooms are equipped with a PC laptop, projector, screen and microphone. PC laptops have Windows and Microsoft Office software and all presenter files used must be compatible with those programs. Laptops will be pre-connected with the rooms internal AV system.
All presentation files will be submitted through the abstract system prior to the conference, and we recommend that presenters bring backup presentation content on a USB key. We recommend that presenters also email presentations to themselves as a backup.
Travel Bursaries and Funding
There are funding sources outlined below. Graduate students, undergraduate students, and alumni presenting at the conference are encouraged to look through the links below. Deadlines vary.
Graduate Student Research Fund (search GSRF in the search
bar)
General Graduate Studies Fund (GGSF) (see notes below)
Funds from the AU General Graduate Studies Fund (GGSF), administered by the Research Office, are available to support graduate students who are 1) currently enrolled in an AU graduate degree program in NSERC or SSHRC disciplinary areas, and 2) presenting a paper or poster (in-person or virtually). In-person presenters will be given priority but we encourage all eligible students to apply. The application deadline is September 22 at 11:59 p.m. MT. Access application criteria and form here.