Thursday, December 15, 2005
Call for Papers, Midwinter Conference
REMINDER: 2006 AEJMC Midwinter Meeting
CT&M Paper Competition and Panel Proposals
The 2006 Midwinter Conference will be at Bowling Green State University, Feb. 24-26, 2006. This is a great opportunity to discuss your research with colleagues in a smaller, more informal setting.
The deadline to e-mail paper abstracts and panel proposals is midnight (CST), Dec. 21. (See specific details below.) Please send your submission, or questions, to: lenriosm@missouri.edu.
Proposals or extended abstracts* may address any aspect of building communication theory, testing communication theory, or evaluating methodological issues in communication research. Graduate student submissions are welcomed.
We look forward to receiving your submissions.
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Here are some specific guidelines for submission from our Fall 2005 Newsletter Call:
1. Extended abstracts and panel proposals should be 500 words or less. In addition, each panel proposal should include a list of potential panelists.
2. Identify paper author(s) or panel organizer(s) on the title page only. Also include the mailing address, telephone number, and e-mail address of the person to whom inquiries about the submission should be addressed. The title should be printed on the first page of the text and on running heads on each page of text, as well as on the title page.
3. Please include your abstract or proposal as an e-mail attachment in a standard word-processing format (preferably Microsoft Word or Rich Text Format). Also, please ensure that you remove any identifying information from your document (with the exception of the title page).
4. Lastly, e-mail your proposals or extended abstracts by midnight (CST), Dec. 21, 2005 to María Len-Ríos at lenriosm@missouri.edu. Submissions will not be accepted in any other form (hard copy, fax, etc.). All submissions will be peer-reviewed. Authors will be notified of the status of their submissions by January 15, 2006.
* As with other conferences that accept extended paper abstracts, completed papers are expected at the time of the conference in the event of acceptance.
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CT&M Paper Competition and Panel Proposals
The 2006 Midwinter Conference will be at Bowling Green State University, Feb. 24-26, 2006. This is a great opportunity to discuss your research with colleagues in a smaller, more informal setting.
The deadline to e-mail paper abstracts and panel proposals is midnight (CST), Dec. 21. (See specific details below.) Please send your submission, or questions, to: lenriosm@missouri.edu.
Proposals or extended abstracts* may address any aspect of building communication theory, testing communication theory, or evaluating methodological issues in communication research. Graduate student submissions are welcomed.
We look forward to receiving your submissions.
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Here are some specific guidelines for submission from our Fall 2005 Newsletter Call:
1. Extended abstracts and panel proposals should be 500 words or less. In addition, each panel proposal should include a list of potential panelists.
2. Identify paper author(s) or panel organizer(s) on the title page only. Also include the mailing address, telephone number, and e-mail address of the person to whom inquiries about the submission should be addressed. The title should be printed on the first page of the text and on running heads on each page of text, as well as on the title page.
3. Please include your abstract or proposal as an e-mail attachment in a standard word-processing format (preferably Microsoft Word or Rich Text Format). Also, please ensure that you remove any identifying information from your document (with the exception of the title page).
4. Lastly, e-mail your proposals or extended abstracts by midnight (CST), Dec. 21, 2005 to María Len-Ríos at lenriosm@missouri.edu. Submissions will not be accepted in any other form (hard copy, fax, etc.). All submissions will be peer-reviewed. Authors will be notified of the status of their submissions by January 15, 2006.
* As with other conferences that accept extended paper abstracts, completed papers are expected at the time of the conference in the event of acceptance.
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