**Final Reminder**
Dear All, The call for proposals for the 57th ISA Annual Convention in Atlanta (16-19 March 2016) closes soon (June 1). Outside panels and paper submissions there are other formats for submission and the different deadlines are noted below. best, Susan Park To submit normal panels and papers: * You need to submit your proposals through the general ISA submission system via the links below. If you wish your proposed paper, roundtable, etc. to be addressed to the ESS, please tick the respective box of our section on the submission page if available. Your proposal will then automatically be transferred to us. * You need to log in to your ISA account first, otherwise the links below will not work. To this end, please go to http://www.isanet.org/ ; you will find the ‘login’ button at the top of the webpage. 1) PAPERS, PANELS, ROUNDTABLES Please follow this link for your submissions:http://www.isanet.org/Conferences/Atlanta-2016/Submissions On the page, click the button “Submit a proposal” which will lead you to another page where you can choose between submitting a paper, panel or roundtable (or follow this link: http://www.isanet.org/Conferences/Atlanta-2016/Submissions/Submit) DEADLINE: 1st JUNE 2015. 2) INNOVATIVE PANELS, FILM-SCREENING PANELS, CAREER COURSES To submit one of these three special formats, please first follow the link to the general submission system: http://www.isanet.org/Conferences/Atlanta-2016/Submissions Then, click the button “Specialty submissions” which will lead you to another page with further information on special formats. There you click “Submit a specialty session”, which on the next page gives you a choice between submitting an innovative panel, a film-screening panel or a career course. - Innovative panels offer an opportunity for panel participants to network and learn in a non- traditional panel format. For example, an innovative panel may include a debate format or a “town hall” meeting. It could constitute short panel presentations and audience discussions around a particularly timely or controversial subject with a moderator to facilitate the dialogue. Or it may involve the use of new technologies to broadcast to a greater audience or engage participants from distant locales. DEADLINE: 15th MAY 2015. - Film-screening panels are designed to highlight one or more films and can take the form of a film showing and moderated Q&A, or a more formal showing and roundtable discussion. ISA can sponsor up to five screenings a year. DEADLINE: 15th MAY 2015. - Career courses provide opportunities for conference participants to learn a new skill, or hone an old skill, while attending the convention. Courses are a half-day and are limited to 30-40 participants. DEADLINE: 1st JUNE 2015. 3) WORKING GROUPS Working groups offer attendees a forum for dialogue and interaction around designated issue areas. By participating in a working group, conference attendees discuss the most thought-provoking issues in their section as well as their own research through an extended and focused discussion. Such dialogue may stimulate new research questions and project ideas, and contribute to development of new communities of scholars. The structure of any given working group is determined by the working group coordinator, but they typically have three meetings over the course of the conference where participants discuss a selection of panels and topics relevant to the group. Please follow this link to submit a working group:http://www.isanet.org/Conferences/Atlanta-2016/Submissions/Specialty/Working-Groups DEADLINE: 15th JUNE 2015 -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "gep-ed" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
