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XVIIIth International Conference of the Society for
Human Ecology
April 20-23, 2011
Montelago Village Resort, Lake Las Vegas, Nevada, USA

We are pleased to invite your participation to the XVIIIth International
Conference of the Society for Human Ecology “HUMAN RESPONSIBILITY AND
ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE – PLANNING PROCESS AND POLICY” to be held at MonteLago
Village Resort, Lake Las Vegas, Nevada, USA - April 20-23, 2011.
CALL FOR
PARTICIPATION
As the submission deadline approaches (January 31), it is important that the
conference planning committee has all symposia materials, abstracts,
presentation titles and authors’ information in hand. If you have already
submitted an abstract, then you do not have to resubmit. However, you may
wish to take this opportunity to re-send your abstract if you want to update
or modify it.
Abstract Preparation
Abstract preparation for contributed papers should include: A title page
with the full title of the presentation and name(s), affiliation(s), mailing
address(es), email address(es), telephone and fax number(s) for each
presenter. Those who are organizing symposia should likewise provide
information for all presenters. Abstracts should be about 200 words with
three to five key words and should be double-spaced. Abstracts can be
submitted as an attachment (MS WORD doc file) or as text. Please submit to
shelasvegas2011@gmail.com
and in the subject line of the email please indicate "SHE Abstract". A
summary of the submission guidelines for symposia, papers and posters is
attached below. FINAL DEADLINE FOR ALL SUBMISSIONS IS JANUARY 31, 2011.
Early submissions help the conference committee identify emerging themes and
design the program. Thus, we encourage early "draft" abstracts as soon as is
possible — keeping in mind revisions are always accepted up to the final
date.
Guidelines for Submission
1. Organized Symposia: Organized sessions should be designed to fill a 1 ˝ -
2 hour block and involve 4 - 6 people. These usually consist of either a
group of papers or a thematic discussion/symposium. The organizer is
responsible for the coordination of participants. E-mail and postal contact
information, institutional affiliations and abstracts for individual and
group presentations are required by January 31. At this point only the
session theme and the organizer’s name and institution are needed.
2. Contributed Papers: Individual papers will be grouped on similar issues.
Paper summaries (15 - 20 minutes in duration) will be given during the
session with time allotted for discussion. Please send presenter(s), titles
and institutional information as soon as possible. Submission and review of
abstracts is open until January 31.
3. Posters: Space and time will be provided for poster style presentations.
Submissions for posters follow the same guidelines as an abstract for a
contributed paper, e.g. author, title and abstract, but should clearly
indicate "poster" in the heading.
Note: Please send these submissions directly to
shelasvegas2011@gmail.com .
Would you be willing to?: (please indicate)
A. ORGANIZE A SESSION: Organized Sessions should be designed to fill a 1
˝ - 2 hour block and involve 4 - 6 people. These usually consist of either
a group of papers or a thematic symposium. The organizer is responsible for
the coordination of participants. At this point only the theme, organizer's
name and institution, and a brief description of the session’s aims and
possible participants are needed.
Organizer:
Theme:
Participants:
B. CONTRIBUTE A PAPER: Individual papers will be grouped on similar
issues. Paper presentations typically follow a format of 20 minutes, plus
end-of-session discussion time allotted for discussion. Author’s contact
information, a tentative title and brief description should be inserted
below.
Presenter(s):
Title:
C. PREPARE A POSTER PRESENTATION: Posters are displayed in the main forum
of the conference for the duration of the event. In addition, special times
for authors to be available for discussion will be designated in the
program.
D. PARTICIPATE IN A ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION GROUP. These sessions are
organized by the conference committee to encourage exchange of ideas among
participants. Usually two discussion leaders are designated and 6 - 10
participants are assigned to a thematic roundtable.
1. ( ) Yes, I would like to be placed on a Roundtable
Discussion Group.
2.
My Areas
of Expertise/Interest:
NOTE:
PLEASE SEND ALL RESPONSES DIRECTLY TO THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE:
shelasvegas2011@gmail.com
IMPORTANT DATES AND
DEADLINES
January 15, 2011 -- Early Bird (Reduced-Rate) Registration
January 31, 2011 -- Final Deadline for Symposia and Paper Abstracts
Thank you for your ideas and assistance.
SHE XVIII Conference Planning Committee


Copyright 2001, The Society for Human Ecology
The Society for Human Ecology (SHE) is an
international interdisciplinary professional society that promotes
the use of an ecological perspective in both research and
application. The Society holds regular conferences, conducts workshops and symposia, and
co-sponsors a variety of related activities to further integrate work among professionals in fields
pertaining to human ecology.
For membership information
contact:
Barbara Carter
College of the Atlantic
105 Eden Street
Bar Harbor,
ME 04609, USA.
or use the online contact form
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