The American Academy of Health Behavior invites graduate students and newly graduated post-doctoral professionals within 2-years of their post doctoral degree and not yet in a tenure-track position to participate in the annual 3-minute Thesis Competition during the virtual AAHB Scientific Meeting in March, 2021. The 3-minute Thesis is an academic competition that challenges presenters to deliver compelling pre-recorded oration on their research agenda, highlighting the significance and impact of their research in no more than 180 seconds using a single slide.
The virtual competition was held on Friday, March 12, 2021.
There will be a 1st Place Award, Runner-up and, a People’s Choice Winner!
Competition Rules:
Presentations are limited to 3 minutes. Presentations are considered to have commenced when a presenter starts his or her presentation through either movement or speech.
Competitors will be notified of the status of their submission by February 20, 2021. If entered into the competition, it is expected that you will register for the virtual conference and provide a 3-minute pre-recorded video.
Virtual_3MT_TipsExcerpt_UniversityQueensland.pdf
Video Taping Instructions.docx
Click HERE to Register for the 3-Minute Thesis Competition!
2021
3-Minute Virtual 3-Minute Thesis Winners
2019
3-Minute Thesis Winners
2018
3-Minute Thesis Winners
1st Place Award & People's Choice Award: Vinu IIakkuvan, George Washington University
2nd Place Award: Taylor Lensch, University of Nevada, Reno
2017
3-Minute Thesis Winners
1st Place: Brittany Hollerbach, Kansas State University
People's Choice: Xuewei Chen, Texas A&M University
Sample Slide Images Below:
Submit your Accepted Abstract for the 3-Minute Thesis Competition!