Abstract Format

Abstracts should include the information below and conform to the requirements. Please note the material submitted with your abstract is what will be used to generate the online and print version of the Conference Abstracts, as well as the presentation schedule. Thus, submitting authors should verify the correctness of all information provided.

Submission Guidelines

Abstracts should not exceed 300 words, body text only (do not include reference list, figures, or tables). All abstracts will be subjected to a blind review. No preference will be given to longer abstracts. Presentations can be 20-minute oral, 60-minute symposium, panel, or workshop, or poster.

Authors are limited to two possible presentations regardless of co-authorship or type of presentation. An exception to this limit is for an advisor to a student who is submitting an abstract. In this case, the advisor position must be clearly indicated in the author section of the submission and the first author must be a registered undergraduate or graduate student at their institution at the time of the abstract submission deadline.

Abstracts submitted to ASB should not be concurrently submitted for consideration to another conference or have been previously presented at another conference.

Abstract submission indicates the intent of the presenter(s) to register for and attend the 2026 ASB Conference at Fisher College in Boston. Presenters should be prepared to attend and present at any time during the conference. The Conference schedule will be released for review in February 2026.

Submit Abstract

Abstract submissions will be reviewed on a rolling basis beginning January 1, 2026, and will be accepted until the program is full.

Submissions should be sent to: Annemarie Farrell at afarrell5@stonehill.edu