Gender Research: Moving Forward Into the Millennium |
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The
Fifth Radford University Student Research Conference on Gender
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GUIDELINES FOR SUBMITTING PROPOSALS BY E-MAIL |
1. Proposal
Cover Sheet (for E-mail only, please submit only
one for each presentation). 2. Proposal By E-mail. A 500-700 word overview or summary. If the summary is sent as an email attachment, then the original email note should include information regarding the wordperfect or msword version used in preparing the proposal. Alternatively, the proposal summary may be entered in a text box provided at the bottom of Email version of the Program Proposal Cover sheet. Regardless of the method of submission, all proposals should include: * Title * Program format * Purpose, goal, and objectives * Methodology, conclusions, and/or questions raised To assure anonymity, do not identify presenters or institutions on this page. 3. We strongly recommend that email submissions sent as attached files be developed using either WordPerfect or MsWord in order to ensure that proper formatting is maintained. In order to ensure that your e-mail proposal will retain its proper form, first send it to a friend or colleague to ensure that it works. |
Proposals should
be received by February 26, 2000. When SUBMITTED online, proposal
cover sheets will be automatically sent to the Center for Gender Studies,
Department of Psychology, at Radford University. If you do not receive
an acknowledgement of your online submissions within one or two working
days, you should assume that it was not received by us. We reserve
the right not to consider proposals received after February 26. (Under some
circumstances, proposals for posters only may be considered after
this date). Proposal Review and Selection Process. Proposals will be reviewed on the basis of quality and contribution to scholarship. Notification of acceptance/rejection will be sent by March 10, 2000. Responsibilities of Presenters. All presenters must register for the conference. Submission of a proposal for consideration implies that the primary presenter has accepted responsibility for coming to the conference and presenting the paper or for making alternative arrangements to ensure that the paper is presented. |
Mail-In Proposal Cover Sheet
Mail-In Registration Form Call for Programs Center Home Page Psychology Radford University |
Created by H. Lips and W. Andrew Last updated August 27th, 2013 |