Welcome to the ASRF website!
The 2013 Forum will be held
April 4, 2013
at the Centre at Millennium Park
in Johnson City, TN
The Forum is an annual event in which undergraduate, graduate and medical students as well as post-doctoral fellows and medical residents present their research in a formal setting. The Forum is open to all colleges and universities within the Appalachian region. PARTICIPATION IS FREE!
The Forum hosts both poster and oral presentations. The poster presentation session is open to all participants (undergraduate, graduate, medical residents and post-doctoral fellows). Only post-baccalaureate (graduate) students, medical residents and post-doctoral fellows are eligible to participate in the oral sessions . For those ETSU undergraduate students who wish to present their research with an oral presentation, see the Boland ETSU Undergraduate Student Research Symposium page.
Students must register and submit an abstract before the posted deadline in order to participate.
Please e-mail the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs at research@etsu.edu with any questions not answered by the information contained in this site.
ATTENTION ETSU UNDERGRADS:
Are you an ETSU undergraduate student wishing to give an oral presentation?
If so, you should register for the Boland Symposium, a separate event that takes place on Tuesday, April 2nd.
Confused about which event to register for and attend?
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If you are a student wishing to enter a poster in the poster contest, you should register for the Forum.
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If you are an ETSU undergraduate student wishing to give an oral presentation, you should register for the Boland Symposium.
Note to ETSU Undergrads:
if you wish to participate in
both events, you must register
separately for each
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If you are a Graduate Student, Post-Doctoral Fellow or Medical Resident wishing to give an oral presentation, you should register for the Forum.