Student Submission Guidelines
Poster presentations, student grants, awards, and frequently asked questions.
All proposals and grant applications must be submitted by June 15.
Start with the official guidelines
Review the submission requirements before preparing a proposal or grant application.
Open submission guidelinesPoster Presentation Categories
Choose the category that best fits your work, then follow the official guidelines to create a high-quality product.
Literature Reviews
See sample poster →Original Research
See sample poster →Original Projects
See sample poster →Files may download directly to your device; there is no preview.
How to Submit
Submit your poster proposal and grant application through the online form. Strong original research proposals may be invited to present orally.
Submit poster proposal and grant applicationPoster Templates
Student Presentation Awards
In each category, an award recognizes particularly good work. On-site evaluators select presentations for recognition.
Learn about Student Presentation Awards →Student Grants
WSKW provides two grants to students presenting at the conference. To be considered, students must:
- Be enrolled in, or have recently graduated from, a kinesiology or allied health program.
- Be in good academic standing.
- Plan to attend the full conference.
Include in the application:
- College or university name
- Faculty sponsor name
- 300-word attendance statement as a PDF
- Unofficial transcript PDF
Frequently Asked Questions
Do proposals have to be tied to the conference theme?
No. Theme-related presentations are encouraged, but WSKW welcomes a broad range of topics.
When will we hear back?
Notifications are typically sent by July 1.
Questions?
Contact the Student Research (Peavy Papers) coordinator.
Peavy@wskw.org