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CCGG Research Showcase

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CCGG will be hosting a Showcase that allows students, faculty, and the greater community to share their work and research with the larger CCGG community. Please mark your calendar to join us!

 

The Fall Showcase will be held on Thursday, November 21st, from 9-11am on Zoom

 

Students, faculty members, service providers in aging services, and all others working in gerontology and geriatrics throughout California are invited to apply. Attendees will vote on “Best in Show” with an award for the winner! 

 

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Presenter Information

CCGG is currently seeking abstracts for short virtual presentations on recent research. You will have 15 minutes for the presentation and 5 minutes for Q&A. Presentations will occur over Zoom, and presenters may create 6-7 PPT slides or a poster to share during their presentation. The PPT slides or poster will be submitted online a few days in advance of the Showcase (see specific dates below).

 

Prepare the following before you enter the submission survey:

  1. Presentation Title

  2. Primary Author/Presenter (Name, Degree, Institutional Affiliation, Email, Phone Number)

  3. Co-Authors (Name, Degree, Institutional Affiliation, Email Address)

  4. Abstract* (250 words or less)

    • Background

    • Objective(s)

    • Methodology 

    • Results / Analysis

    • Conclusions / Implications 

 

Proposal Process/Notification of Acceptance

We welcome abstracts which examine a variety of gerontology and geriatric issues such as housing/lack of housing, scientific, education, social justice, workforce development, policy, and advocacy issues in the field of aging.  

 

When you are ready to submit your proposal, visit the submission site: https://surveys.csus.edu/jfe/form/SV_d5SGOA3iu8nb1z0

 

Proposal Submission Deadline: 10/17/2024

Notification of decision: 10/24/2024

Presentation slide(s) due:  11/18/2024

 

Questions?  Contact us at donna.jensen@csus.edu

Past Research Showcases

We invite you to check out recordings of our past research showcases highlighting hot topics in the aging field

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