Presenters

RISE utilizes the software platform “MyRISE” to manage presenter submissions and judge engagement

• New RISE Presenters – register for MyRISE here.
• Returning RISE Presenters – Skip to Submit Abstract.

The abstract is a short summary describing the nature, purpose, and impact of your RISE presentation

• Submit your abstract on MyRISE.
• Maximum length – 250 words.
• For tips on how to write an abstract, click here.
• Submit by February 20, 2020.

Review and Approval

• Once submitted, your abstract will be reviewed for human/animal subjects, intellectual property, and editorial content.
• Check MyRISE for reviewer comments, questions, and approval decisions.

Remember

Submit an abstract even if you are still completing your project. Write with the information you have and outline expected findings.

Learning happens everywhere

SAIL (Self-Authored Integrated Learning) is Northeastern’s framework for helping you:

• Capture the learning you do across the contexts of your life.
• Make the most use of your personal qualities and transferable skills.

SAIL and RISE

When presenting at RISE, you engage in skills like design thinking, systems thinking, advocacy, negotiation, and self-control. You also have experiences that employ help-seeking, comfort with ambiguity, humility, empathy, collaboration and teamwork, leadership, and ethical reasoning.

These are just some of the many skills and qualities in the SAIL framework that help you understand and articulate not only the product of your RISE research, but also the process of your RISE experience and how it prepares you for the future. The purpose of SAIL is to help you capture this learning as it occurs, and to help you identify and communicate your transferable skills.

RISE helps you learn how to communicate your research to the world.

SAIL helps you communicate how the experience contributed to your development as a researcher, innovator, scholar, and whole person.

Watch this short video on how to incorporate RISE into your SAIL timeline.

There are three award categories at RISE

RISE Awards

RISE Awards are presented to those showing excellence in Research, Innovation, Scholarship, and Entrepreneurship.

Research – $2,000 awarded for methodological and procedural excellence in exploration, creation, and study

Innovation – $2,000 awarded for the discovery of novel and revolutionary inventions, processes, ways of thinking, ways of seeing

Scholarship – $2,000 awarded for an academic breakthrough in a particular field

Entrepreneurship – $2,000 awarded to the presentation with the greatest entrepreneurial potential

People’s Choice – $2,500 awarded to the presentation receiving the most votes from RISE attendees

Focus Awards

Focus Awards “focus” attention on particular aspects of RISE participation. They recognize and reward specialized excellence.

Some Focus Awards require additional steps. Visit the Focus Awards page to learn more.

Outstanding Research Awards

Outstanding Research Awards are given to one undergraduate and one graduate in each of the following categories:

• Computer and Information Sciences
• Engineering and Technology
• Health Sciences
• Humanities and Arts
• Interdisciplinary Topics, Centers and Institutes
• Physical and Life Sciences
• Social Sciences, Business and Law

Download the RISE:2020 Presenter Poster Templates and select your chosen format.

Please review the poster guidelines included with the templates.

View the Poster Preparation Guidelines

Communicating your ideas clearly, quickly, and concisely is a key element of RISE participation.

Attend Hitting Your Target, a training seminar tailored to RISE participation and useful for the rest of your life.

Upon receiving notice that your abstract has been approved, log into MyRISE and click “Upload Poster.”

Once submitted, your poster will be reviewed for editorial content and guideline compliance.

MyRISE will notify you of reviewer comments, questions, and approval decisions.

Submit poster by March 19, 2020.

Posters are printed upon approval and may be picked up from Reprographics (11 Ell Hall).

The Office of the Provost covers the cost of printing for student presenters (limit of 1 print per Abstract Number).

Faculty presenters (and students desiring additional prints) are responsible for the $63.25 printing fee due upon pick up.

Allow approximately three days for printing, and call 617-373-5646 or email nucopycenter@northeastern.edu to ensure availability prior to pick up.

Use your Abstract Number to claim poster.

Reduce stress by setting up your poster the day before RISE

Come to Cabot between 4:00 – 6:00pm on Wednesday, April 8th for early posters hanging.

Come prepared:

• Sign into MyRISE.
• Determine your “Poster Location.”
• Bring your poster to Cabot:
  • Wednesday, April 8, 2020
  • Between 4:00 – 6:00pm
• Find your location and use provided materials to hang your poster.

Early Setup: April 8, 2020, 4:00 – 6:00pm

Use RISE to expand your network and create opportunities for the future.

• Send personalized emails inviting people you want to know.
• Complete the Presenter Invitation Form and RISE will send invitations on your behalf.

Register to attend RISE here.

Remember that participating in RISE includes attending the RISE Awards.

Review “Presenters” tab (on left) for timelines, registration, attire, etc. (scroll down).