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Intersections Registration and Abstract Submission Information
Spring Intersections information coming soon.
If you have any questions about participating in Intersections, please email ugresearch@case.edu.
Event Information
The Undergraduate Research Office will host Intersections Poster Session on Friday, December 6, 2024 in Veale Convocation, Recreation, and Athletic Center. The Undergraduate Research Office will inform presenters of their poster number on or by Tuesday December 3. For Intersections, presenters only need to bring their posters. Presenters will receive an easel, a board to hang their poster, clips and pushpins.
Fall Intersections Registration Is Closed.
Students who are required to make a public presentation for their capstone requirement will need to work with your Capstone Faculty to make alternative arrangements.
Students who have registered, you can still access your registration form through Campus Groups.
Registration Information - Fall 2024
The Intersections registration form has moved to Campus Groups. Please review all of the information about Intersections on this website prior to registering. The Undergraduate Research Office receives many questions that are addressed in this helpful information link. Please have the necessary information ready prior to beginning the registration form.
A completed registration consists of submitting both the online form and the Abstract (formatted according to the Abstract Guidelines. You may continue editing your registration up to when your abstract is submitted and approved.
Presenting as a group? If you are presenting as a group, you need all group members' names and network IDs, majors and schools. Groups only need to complete one registration and submit one abstract for all group members.
Have another question about Intersections? Consult our list of frequently asked questions about Intersections!
Abstract Submission Process
Submit the abstract on your registration form. When you do, the Undergraduate Research Office will give an initial approval, which will then automatically route a notice to your project mentor (and also your PI if different) that your abstract needs approval. Your mentor will work with you and can make a note on the document (or a chat) when the abstract is ready for the PI to give the final abstract approval. The Undergraduate Research Office will receive notice that your abstract is approve, and we will provide a final approval that you are ready to present at Intersections!
Project Mentors and Primary Investigators Instructions for Approving Abstracts
Faculty Mentor (Primary Investigator) Approval
Undergraduate research always is faculty mentored. Most undergraduate researchers' faculty mentors are the Primary Investigator, that is the faculty member who "owns" the research, oversees the lab, hires the Post Docs, etc. The Undergraduate Research Office must know that the Primary Investigator knows and approve of your plans to present your project at Intersections. We know this when your Primary Investigator approves your abstract.
Undergraduate researchers may also have a project mentor who worked most closely with your project. This project mentor may be a Post Doc or Research Faculty or staff member. If this is true for you, please provide both your project mentor and the Primary Investigator on your Intersections registration form. We want your project mentor to note their approval (or they can communicate directly with the PI that they approve.
CWRU students need not have conducted the research on the Case Western Reserve campus to present at Intersections (e.g. students who want to present their summer research). The research must have been done when students were undergraduates and not prior to your college enrollment. Presenters must provide the name, institution and email of the non-CWRU mentor (and PI if different) with whom they worked. The project mentor (and PI if different) must approve the research presentation by approving the abstract submission.