Individual Sections, SPIGs or Caucuses may have additional evaluation criteria. Do not end titles with a period. All regular abstract submission, must include learning objectives. I understand that I must disclose this information to the participants who attend my presentation. The majority of abstracts submitted are for individual papers that the Program Planners will combine with other similar papers to form sessions.
Scientific sessions are generally an hour and a half long.
This year we also have the ability to allow whole session submissions in which an organizer can plan an entire hour and a half session. The presenters can then complete the abstract submissions, entering the body of the abstracts and making any corrections necessary to the titles. Alternately, a session organizer can leave the abstract submission entirely up to selected individuals. He should simply call or write those individuals and ask them to submit abstracts to a the restricted title within a particular Section, SPIG or Caucus. If a session organizer would like to suggest a session but does not have enough presenters for a complete program, he can still use the session submission button to create the session.