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4th Annual NEURON in NYC Conference
in conjunction with
36th Annual Hunter College Psych Conference
PARTICIPANT REGISTRATION

This page is for registering an individual who plans to attend the conference. The information will be sent directly to the conference organizers as soon as you click on the SUBMIT button at the bottom.

For any problems with the registration/submission pages, contact Dave Tieman, webmaster for NEURON

Individual: (e.g., James K Polk)
Department:
Institution:
Address line 1:
Address line 2:
City: State: Zip:

Status: Faculty; Graduate Student; Undergraduate student; High School Student; Practitioner

E-Mail for Contact:

Are you the primary presenting author of a poster or talk? Yes / No

If you are NOT the presenting author of a poster or talk, then skip to the bottom and use the SUBMIT button; otherwise, continue with the questions below and then use the SUBMIT button:

The Abstract can be published in an online journal (Journal of Behavioral Neuroscience Research) that features undergraduate research. Select the appropriate option below to indicate willingness or unwillingness for inclusion in the journal.

 Presentation Type:
  (Abstract in JBNR)
(Abstract in JBNR) 		Poster Presentation (NO abstract in JBNR)
Oral Presentation (No abstract in JBNR)

If this Presentation is part of an organized series of Presentations, then you should give the name and email address for the Organizer. This applies when there will be several individual talks organized as a symposium.
Note:
A roundtable discussion (with time not separately allocated to individual presentations) should be treated as a single Oral presentation with multiple presenters.
An organized series of related talks (with time allocated to each speaker individually) should be treated as a symposium with each person registering their presentation and giving the Symposium Organizer's information below.

  If part of a series, give name of symposium organizer: EMail Address of Organizer:
For Oral Presentations, how long is your talk?
  15 min; 30 min; 45 min; 60 min ; 75 min; 90 min
Do you need Audio/Visual Aids? (If your special needs are not listed below, contact jason.young@hunter.cuny.edu )
 

Overhead Projector
Slide Projector
PowerPoint
TV/VCR
TV/DVD

All Author(s):



(Please use this format: Frye CA, Tieman DG, Lembo JK)
Title of Presentation:
 
(Please use this format: The Role of the Hippocampus in Finding Lost Cell Phones while Driving)
Abstract without Title & Author(s): (copy/paste text: approx 150 words)
 


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