About the Student Research Forum
The Student Research Forum (SRF) is held annually in conjunction with the APA Convention. The SRF provides opportunities for prospective and current school psychology students to learn from and network with colleagues in the field and present their research. Traditionally, the Student Research Forum includes a keynote address, student poster presentations, and fruitful opportunities for professional networking.
Submission Process
We are currently accepting submissions for poster presentations covering a range of topics. Possible categories include:
- Assessment
- Mental Health
- Professional Issues
- Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
- Intervention/Prevention
- Consultation
Submissions should reflect original empirical research or theoretical arguments, have clear applications/implications for the practice of (or training in) school psychology, and have not been previously presented at other conferences.
Depending on the format, accepted proposals will be presented either virtually or in person. Either presentation format allows presenters to display their research and engage in discussions about the author’s work. Presentations generally range from 10-20 minutes in length, including time for discussion. SASP will send detailed instructions to assist presenters in preparing materials in the required format for those with accepted proposals.
Please adhere to APA’s Ethical Principles of Psychologists and Code of Conduct, specifically Standard 8: Research and Publication when conducting and presenting research.
For the current deadline, SRF date, and additional proposal submission guidelines click the link below:
Student Research Forum Call for Proposals
Presenters will be notified by email regarding proposal acceptance by April 30th of each year.