ENEBC: Abstracts
To submit an abstract, copy the form below and paste it into an e-mail addressed to William Thomas (wthomas@colby-sawyer.edu). Attach your abstract as an MS Word document, then complete and send the message. Please be sure to indicate "ENEBC Abstract" in the subject line.
Abstract Form
Oral/Poster Information
Title of Abstract:
Topic area (choose one): Organismal Biology/Physiology/ Ecology/
Cell Biology/ Molecular Biology
Abstract: (follow the format of the example below)
Faculty supervisor: (name, phone number and e-mail)
Equipment needed:
- Computer with PowerPoint and projector
- Audio
- Other (please identify)
Abstract Submission Instructions
- Abstracts should be documents prepared exclusively in Microsoft Word (*.doc).
- The title of the paper should be in bold and all capital letters.
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List authors, beginning with the last name of the first author. The full name of the first author should be given, but subsequent authors should be listed only by their first and middle initials followed by their last name. Indicate the presenting author with an asterisk (*; not superscript)
- Example:
A TEST OF A NEAT IDEA IN BIOLOGY
Itall*, Nancy O. and I.M. Wise. - Save your attached file as: ENEBC Abstract_your name.doc (e.g, ENEBC Abstract_EricaPolleys.doc)
- Abstracts are limited to 275 words. All text in the document should be 12 point in size and Times New Roman or Symbol fonts and single spaced. Text can include only superscripts, subscripts, symbols, and italicized terms (no bold or underline). DO NOT include images or equations produced by Microsoft Equation Editor or similar programs. Document margins should be one inch on all sides. Any documents that do not conform to the guidelines will be returned.
- Questions regarding abstract submission can be directed to William Thomas (wthomas@colby-sawyer.edu)
- The abstract deadline for both oral and poster presentations is March 20, 2008
Dept. of Biology, Northern College, Timbucktoo, ME 04444 noitall@northern.edu
This is the abstract for my presentation. The abstract is single-spaced and the text totals 225 words, which is less than the limit of 275 words. I have used Times New Roman or Symbol (e.g., µ) font (size 12), but no others. I have not used Equation Editor or similar add-ins to create equations or other graphics in the abstract. I have formatted this entire document (a Microsoft Word document) according to the specified guidelines.