2025 Doctoral Student Research Colloquium Abstract Guidelines
These poster presentations may include:
Research career trajectories, methodological challenges, theoretical frameworks, processes for conducting or promoting research in unique settings, subject recruitment or retention strategies, the role of nurse scientists in clinical settings, the role of DNP prepared nurses in facilitating evidence-based practice, DNP/PhD collaboration, innovative strategies for teaching research content, research mentoring, grant writing, other strategies for securing research resources, or research dissemination and implementation strategies. Research projects or scholarly evidence-based practice projects which are complete or in progress may be submitted. Preliminary results and conclusions may be used at the time of abstract submission; but studies must be complete prior to presentation.
First Call for Poster Abstracts: January 6 – February 3, 2025
University faculty, post-docs, PhD students and graduate students may submit during the first call. Acceptance notifications will be sent by e-mail by the end of March 2025.
Second Call for Poster Abstracts: February 10 – March 1, 2025
Student poster abstracts may be submitted by students currently enrolled in educational programs, or authors who completed their work while a student (in the previous year).
These abstracts may focus on research or scholarly projects. Scholarly projects are defined as evidenced-based or quality improvement projects.
The Top Student Posters will be selected from these student submissions for student research and scholarly project abstract submissions.
Acceptance notifications will be sent to the lead author by e-mail by March 14, 2025.
Abstract Guidelines:
- Abstract titles are limited to a maximum of 10 words.
- Abstracts must include Introduction/Significance, Methods, Results, Discussion, and Conclusions.
- All abstracts must be submitted by the closing date of March 1, 2025.
- Text is limited to 300 words.
- Title case only will be accepted for abstract titles (capitalize the first letter of words other than short conjunctions, articles and prepositions) and limited to 10 words. Example: This is a Title.
- The student must be the first author and presenter of the abstract, although additional authors may include faculty advisors or other collaborators.
Student research and scholarly project poster abstracts are eligible for the Top Student Poster Awards and will be awarded in CG243 @ 3:15 pm.
Please contact mosulliv@fiu.edu for help related to technical difficulties.
You can click here to download the abstract criteria in three (3) different categories:
You can click here to download the suggested Colloquium poster template. Feel free to add a background, move boxes around and make changes for your poster; suggested template size is 36 inches x 48 inches.
