The Public Health Education and Health Promotion Section (PHEHP) of the American Public Health Association announces a call for abstracts for a dedicated student oral session and a dedicated student poster session at this year’s annual meeting being held in San Francisco, CA from October 24-28. Students are encouraged to submit abstracts that relate to the conference theme, "Creating the Healthiest Nation: Preventing Violence” as well as other themes related to public health education and health promotion. Student awardees can be active at the doctoral, masters, or undergraduate level. Five student awardees will be invited to present their work in an oral session, and ten student awardees will be invited to present their work in a poster session at the conference and will receive a certificate for their participation. Students are also eligible for a stipend ($200 per oral session first author, $100 per poster session first author) if all required information is provided.[1] The five highest-scoring abstract first authors will be invited to present at the oral session, and the next ten highest abstract first authors will be invited to present at the poster session. We are interested in student abstracts that show an individual student’s work on an applied research or evaluation project, abstracts designed to document the community health education and/or health communication work of a student or group of students or projects that contribute to the translation of research. The student submitter must be the first author. Multiple student authors are acceptable, but only the first author will receive the stipend and certificate. Faculty members may not be the first author. The student author or an author from the student group must register for and attend the conference to accept the award. Abstracts are limited to 250 words, must include at least 2 learning objectives, and must be submitted by 5 p.m. (PST) on February 24, 2020.
[1] If selected, you will be required to submit your social security number to obtain your stipend.
This year the submission process instructions are as follows:
1. Click on "Start Abstract Submission" below and follow submission instructions
2. Submit your faculty endorsement letter (indicating that you are a student, and that this is your work) in pdf form on school letterhead to the following link: https://goo.gl/forms/PYslWXysyVvsZitF3
Ready?
Andrea Medeiros, MPH, CHES
National Osteoporosis Foundation
251 18th St S
Suite 630
Arlington, VA 22202
aportillo.apha@gmail.com
and
Christine Hackman, PhD, CHES
1 Grand Ave
Building 43A- Room 372
San Luis Obispo, CA 93407
Phone: 8057561363
chackman@calpoly.edu
and
Charis Davidson, DrPH, MPH, CHES
Health Science
Minnesota State University Mankato
213 Highland Center North
Mankato, MN 56003
Phone: 507-389-5382
charis.davidson@gmail.com