Some presentation papers that are submitted with all the relevant information in the correct format will be published in the Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies.
All queries must be sent to eugene.desilva@ws.edu or registrar@tasdc.org . You may also call 8653239074 if you have not received a reply to your email inquiry within 3 business days.
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For Future Conferences:
The title should be written in 14 – point, Times New Roman.
Type the title in bold.
Following the title, type in 12-point, Times New Roman, the first name, middle initial (if desired), and last name of each author. Do not include academic degrees. This should be center aligned under the title.
The authors’ names should be followed in italics by the official name(s) of the academic institution, in addition to the corresponding city and state (no abbreviations).
All other information should be written in 12-point, Times New Roman.
All paragraphs within the work should be left justified.
The title “abstract” should be in bold and should be center aligned.
The text of the abstract should begin one line after the title “abstract” and should be left justified.
The abstract should be written as a single paragraph and should not exceed 150 words. The abstract should include at least three key words.
The abstract should state concisely the purpose, objectives, results, and conclusions.
Scientific names should be indicated by italic type.
When referencing work, choose MLA, APA, or Chicago/Turabian style and be consistent throughout the work.
Please send your abstract to registrar@tasdc.org or eugene.desilva@ws.edu
The title should be written in 14 – point, Times New Roman.
Type the title in bold.
Following the title, type in 12-point, Times New Roman, the first name, middle initial (if desired), and last name of each author. Do not include academic degrees. This should be center aligned under the title.
The authors’ names should be followed in italics by the official name(s) of the academic institution, in addition to the corresponding city and state (no abbreviations).
All other information should be written in 12-point, Times New Roman.
All paragraphs within the work should be left justified.
The title “abstract” should be in bold and should be center aligned.
The text of the abstract should begin one line after the title “abstract” and should be left justified.
The abstract should be written as a single paragraph and should not exceed 150 words. The abstract should include at least three key words.
When referencing work, choose MLA, APA, or Chicago/Turabian style and be consistent throughout the work.
The paper should have relevant headings. All headings should be center aligned and written in bold.
Scientific names should be indicated and should be italicized.
All figures, diagrams, photographs, or other similar media should be formatted for electronic or hard-copy publishing.
Authors must submit a written statement noting that the work is their own, and where necessary copyright permission has been obtained. Authors must also submit evidence of the permission that has been obtained. Once paper has been accepted, authors will be sent a form to fill and confirm this information.
Authors must provide the TASDC and Virginia Research Institute with written permission to use the submitted work.
Authors must confirm that the submitted paper has not been published or submitted elsewhere.
To access the journal, you need to receive permission. Please email, registrar@virginiaresearchinstitute.org
Papers must be submitted in a suitable form for publication. This includes standard word processor formats. Of these, the preferred format is the latest version of Microsoft Word. The documents may incorporate figures or attach separate figures with clear references. Figures are required as bit-mapped images in GIF, TIFF or JPEG format, or original photographs or printed figures can be scanned for a small charge.
The suggested scan formats for different types of image are:
Color photographs and drawings – 24-bit color saved as a JPEG image
Black-and-white photographs – 8 bit grey scale saved as a JPEG image
Black-and-white drawings – 1-bit monochrome saved as a GIF image
Please note that any animation, video and sound files may take a very long time to load and a decision on the suitability of such material for publication will be made by the editorial board. There is no limit to the number of words/pages per paper. The editorial board reserves the right to request changes or reduction. Your paper should be e-mailed to the Chairman of the Editorial Board with a covering note stating your affiliations and a statement confirming that the paper has not been published elsewhere or submitted for publication in any other journals. It is the author’s responsibility to ensure that all permissions are received from relevant parties including co-authors before the submission.
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An abstract of the presentation must be sent to the organizer prior to the deadline.
If you are using a PowerPoint presentation, this must be sent to the organizer prior to the deadline. An oral presentation is limited to 10 minutes for the presentation and 5 minutes of question time.
If you use any other visuals, then these can be submitted on the day of the presentation.
You must submit the complete paper to the organizer prior to the deadline. Please check the guidelines given on the website for submitting the full paper.
Handouts are not required, but if you choose to bring handouts to your presentation, you should bring a sufficient number of copies.
A good oral presentation will:
Summarize your research succinctly: stating your thesis/argument/objectives/purpose, literature review, and research methods
Present the evidence/results that support your thesis
Point out any conclusions you have reached
Explain the larger significance of your research for your field
Include a reference page following any suitable format such as APA, MLA, Chicago, etc.
An abstract of the presentation must be sent to the organizer prior to the deadline.
Display the posters in the assigned area. To ensure consistency in presentation formatting, your poster must be assembled on either a 30” x 40” or 36” x 48” poster presentation board.
Posters may also be printed on a large-scale printer. Suggested dimensions that work well for printed posters are 24″ x 36″, 36″ x 44″, or 36″ x 48″.
An abstract of the presentation must be sent to the organizer prior to the deadline. Your abstract should be between 100 – 150 words. The abstract should include the title, affiliation, and key words. The font should be Times New Roman 12 point. The text should have a left margin of 0.25 inches.
The poster should be available on the day of the presentation 10 minutes prior to the poster presentation time. Posters must be left in the area until the organizer requests them to be removed.
The poster must consist of a title and other sections related to your project, and posters should include both text and graphics.
A good poster presentation will:
Summarize your research succinctly: stating your thesis/argument/objectives/purpose, literature review, and research methods
Present the evidence/results that support your thesis in graphic or text format
Point out any conclusions you have reached
Explain the larger significance of your research for your field
Include a reference page following any suitable format such as APA, MLA, Chicago, etc.