AEJMC Communication Theory and Methodology

The CT&M Division invites submissions of original research papers pertaining to the study of communication processes, institutions, and effects from a theoretical perspective. CT&M welcomes both conceptual and data-based papers and is open to all systematic methodologies. We strongly encourage submissions by students. First authors of accepted student papers will be awarded $50 to help offset the cost of traveling to the conference. Winners of the Chaffee-McLeod Award for Top Student Paper will be awarded $250. Student papers are those having only student authors, i.e. no faculty co-authors, and should be clearly labeled as such. Please limit papers to no more than 25 pages (double-spaced) in length, excluding tables and references. Authors of the three top-scoring faculty or faculty/student papers will be recognized in the convention program and at the CT&M members’ meeting in San Francisco.

Note: CT&M has moved to an online-only paper submission process. The division will NOT accept hard copies, faxes, or e-mail submissions. To register and submit your paper, visit our submission Web site after March 15 at: http://aejmc-ctm.confmaster.net/. Register as a new paper author, and then submit your paper in PDF format.

Before you register your paper, make sure that it does not include any information that would identify the authors or your institutional affiliation.

If you have questions, please contact María Len-Ríos, CT&M research and programming chair, at (573) 884-0111 or umcjourctm@missouri.edu.

# posted by María Len-Ríos @ 10:28 AM