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Presentation Guidelines

Oral Presentations (O)

Oral presentations are 15 min long, with 10 min for the presentation and 5 min for the question period.

Please bring your PowerPoint presentation on a USB stick to your designated presentation room 15 minutes before the scheduled start of your presentation.

Symposium Sessions (S)

Symposium sessions are 90 min long, with 15 min for each presentation and 5 min for the question period.

Please bring your PowerPoint presentation on a USB stick to your designated presentation room 15 minutes before the scheduled start of your presentation.

Poster Presentations (P)

The maximum poster size is 35″ wide by 46″ high. CAG does not cover printing costs.

The title of the abstract, followed by the name and affiliation of all authors listed on the abstract should be at the top of the poster, with the name of the presenting author underlined. Please also include an email address for the corresponding author.

Poster contents generally include an introduction, objectives, methodology, results, conclusions, bibliography, and acknowledgements, including the source of funding for the study. Please use a font size that is legible from a distance.

Information concerning the session and location of your poster presentation, as well as its assigned number, setup and removal times, will be available in the final program. Pins will be provided at the site.

Presenters are expected to attend for the duration of the assigned session.

CAG2023 is the 52nd Annual Scientific and Educational Meeting of the Canadian Association on Gerontology, Canada’s premier association of those who work, research or have an interest in the field of aging. CAG members receive reduced rates to attend CAG2023, among other benefits. Visit the CAG website to read more about membership and to view programs from previous meetings.

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