Feb 21, 2007 01:29
Disclaimer: I am a lowly precocious B.A., I have read through the appropriate tagged entries, and this is bound to sound a little naïve and perhaps pretentious.
I am submitting an abstract for an undergrad conference (yes, I'm eligible, even though I've already finished undie), and while I realize that these are not exactly the pinnacle of academic professionalism, I'm proud of my little paper and I would like it to look proper and polished. So I am wondering about how to format it, and what information to include outside of the abstract, aside from my name. The CFP gives no info on this. Do I tell them where I got my B.A.? The title of the paper? I'm submitting by e-mail -- do I include a postal address or phone number? Where do I put this information in the Word document? Aligned right, left, center? As a header? (The abstract will be about a page and a half double-spaced.) Is there a standard way of doing this, or do y'all just go about it anyhow?
Thanks in advance!
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