DocFest25 Abstract Submission for Oral Presentation or E-poster

Please complete all sections below to submit your abstract* for DocFest25.

For further details and abstract guidelines please visit our conference website.

Abstracts will be reviewed, and you will receive any feedback and confirmation of your acceptance in early April, 2025.

All abstracts will be published as part of our conference proceedings.

*Please note that there is a strict word limit for abstracts of 150 words.

The closing date for submissions is Monday 31 March, 2025.

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* 1. First Name

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* 2. Last Name

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* 3. Please enter your email address.

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* 4. Please indicate which of the following is applicable.

Graduate Research Candidate at Charles Sturt

Honours student at Charles Sturt

Early Career Researcher at Charles Sturt

Mid-late career academic staff at Charles Sturt

Professional Staff at Charles Sturt

Other (please specify)

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* 5. Please add names of other joint researchers or presenters

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Contributor or co-presenter

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* 6. If you are based in the Faculty of Arts and Education, please indicate the School or Centre.

	Centre for Islamic Studies and Civilisation	School of Education	School of Indigenous Studies	School of Information and Communication Studies	School of Theology	School of Social Work and Arts
Arts and Education	Arts and Education Centre for Islamic Studies and Civilisation	Arts and Education School of Education	Arts and Education School of Indigenous Studies	Arts and Education School of Information and Communication Studies	Arts and Education School of Theology	Arts and Education School of Social Work and Arts

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* 7. If you based in the Faculty of Business Justice and Behavioural Science please indicate the School or Centre

	School of Business	School of Computing, Mathematics and Engineering	Australian Graduate School of Policing and Security	Centre for Law and Justice	Centre for Customs and Excise	School of Psychology
Business Justice and Behavioural Science	Business Justice and Behavioural Science School of Business	Business Justice and Behavioural Science School of Computing, Mathematics and Engineering	Business Justice and Behavioural Science Australian Graduate School of Policing and Security	Business Justice and Behavioural Science Centre for Law and Justice	Business Justice and Behavioural Science Centre for Customs and Excise	Business Justice and Behavioural Science School of Psychology

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* 8. If you are based in the Faculty of Science and Health please indicate the School or Centre

	School of Agricultural, Environmental and Veterinary Sciences	School of Allied Health, Exercise and Sports Science	School of Rural Medicine	School of Dentistry and Medical Science	School of Nursing, Paramedicine and Healthcare Sciences
Science and Health	Science and Health School of Agricultural, Environmental and Veterinary Sciences	Science and Health School of Allied Health, Exercise and Sports Science	Science and Health School of Rural Medicine	Science and Health School of Dentistry and Medical Science	Science and Health School of Nursing, Paramedicine and Healthcare Sciences

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* 9. Please indicate if you are linked to one of the following institutes.

Artificial Intelligence and Cyber-futures Institute

Gulbali Institute

Rural Health Research Institute

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* 10. Please provide your CSU ID#

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* 11. Please indicate the theme under which your presentation best sits. (For further details)

Resilient People- including but not limited to: Learning & curriculum development, Access & equity in education, Biomedical discovery, Health, wellbeing & human behaviours, Indigenous health & education

Flourishing Communities- including but not limited to: Social frameworks, Law, justice & security, Religious enquiry, identity & ethics, Business & economics, Indigenous self-determination

Sustainable Environments- including but not limited to: Agribusiness & agriculture, Food & water security, Animal health, Biodiversity & socio-ecological systems, Indigenous knowledges and connection to Country

Developing Researchers- including but not limited to: Planning & management, Academic writing, Mental health and wellbeing, Networking, Communication and dissemination

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* 12. Which of the following will you present? (please note that time limits will be strictly adhered to) If you wish to present more than one oral presentation or e-poster please submit a separate entry for each.

Oral presentation - 15 minutes total (includes 10 minutes presentation plus 5 minutes Q&A)

e-Poster - 5 minutes total (includes Q&A)

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* 13. What is the title of your oral presentation or e-poster?

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* 14. Please write your full abstract below. (Maximum 150 words- do not include references) Please refer to 'Guide to writing an abstract' for guidance.

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* 15. If you are presenting in Australia you may wish to acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land from which you are presenting and include this on your introductory slide.
If applicable, please indicate the First Nations lands from which you will be presenting so as it can be included in our program.
You can find those details here: https://aiatsis.gov.au/whose-country-am-i