2024 Appalachian Energy Summit                   Student Poster Competition 
Degree-seeking university and college students are invited to submit an abstract for their energy-related research or project and be a part of the 2024 Appalachian Energy Summit June 3-4. This is an excellent opportunity for students to showcase their work and win cash prizes. The Energy Summit is free for poster competitors. Submit your poster application no later than 11:59 p.m., May 03, 2024.
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Requirements & Deadlines
Must be a degree-seeking undergraduate, graduate or PhD student in a US institution of higher education (i.e. university, college, community college) currently performing research or leading a project related to Renewable Energy, Climate and Environment, Energy Efficiency and the Built Environment, Clean Transportation, Power Distribution and Storage, Energy Policy, Emissions, Behavior Change, or similar topic.

Be sure to emphasis the significance of your research focus.  Tell us how this research or project:
- Informs about ways to reduce climate impacts
- Positively benefits society and the environment
- Advances clean energy technology or behaviors

The deadline to submit a completed application is Friday, May 03 by 11:59 p.m.

For more details about the competition, visit https://energy.appstate.edu/news-events/appalachian-energy-summit-poster-competition
If you have any questions, including content relevance, email James Sharp, Outreach Manager: sharpj1@appstate.edu
Primary Researcher First and Last Name *
Email Address *
Preferred Phone Number *
University/College/Community College *
Major *
Current Academic Program Level *
Faculty Advisor Name *
Faculty Advisor Email *
Faculty Advisor Phone
Additional Researchers Contributing to the Project
Please include first name, last name, and email of all additional student contributors, if any.
Project Title *
Research Summary *
Include brief introduction, approach/method, preliminary results/evaluation, conclusion/work in progress, etc. Please limit to 300 words or less.
Is your research part of the development of a new service or program that has been or might be implemented? If so, be sure to explain in your Research Summary. Examples of a service or program include a new recycling program, energy assessment services for a community, etc. *
Optional: Share Relevant Previous Academic Research
Although not required, you may share a single pdf file of your previous academic work related to your proposed poster topic. To share your previous academic work, please provide a link below to your file in Google Drive or another file-share platform. Alternatively, a single pdf file no larger than 5 MB can be emailed to sharpj1@appstate.edu prior to the submission deadline. Examples of relevant collateral material include a previous paper, presentation, or other meaningful products of your research that relate to your proposed poster topic. The purpose of sharing previous work is to illustrate your academic experience related to your topic. However, students submitting previous academic research will not gain preference or competitive advantage.
Consent *
By clicking the "Agree" box below, you accept that your proposed submission will be reviewed for topic relevancy, quality of research concept, and overall quality of submission content. You accept that submissions that do not meet the standards of the competition will not be invited to participate in the competition. You consent to allow your name, images of you, images of your poster, your printed poster, information about your submission, and any other information submitted for this competition to be used by the Appalachian Energy Center (AEC) and Appalachian State University for promotional purposes. You agree that your printed poster will become property of AEC after the competition, and may be displayed at the Center for a limited time. You consent to include the AEC digital nameplate at the bottom right corner of your poster, which will be provided to entrants accepted into the competition.
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