Category Archives: Call for Papers

APS: Call for Papers

The Association for Physiological Sciences (APS) will open their submission portal for posters and presentations on October 1st, 2013 Symposia submissions are accepted through midnight December 1, 2013, Pacific Standard Time. Poster submissions are accepted through midnight January 31, 2014, Pacific Standard Time.

Poster
Posters offer the opportunity to present data and have substantive discussions with interested colleagues. The audience circulates among the posters, stopping to discuss papers of particular interest to them. Authors present their papers using a visual medium with key excerpts from the papers displayed on a 4′ high x 8′ wide free-standing bulletin board. Poster presentations should incorporate illustrative materials such as tables, graphs, photographs, and large-print text, and materials should be clearly readable from a distance of three feet (primary text font should be 20 points or larger, and headings font at least 30 points). Posters are assigned a session number and bulletin board number and are organized by keyword when possible. No audio visual equipment can be used.

Like all other presentations, poster presentations should represent completed work. Please do NOT submit a proposal if the data are still pending. Posters that discuss new scientific findings are especially encouraged.

When possible, the poster title should indicate the important result (e.g., lesions of frontal cortex disrupt divided attention) rather than the experimental question (e.g., frontal cortex and divided attention). A maximum of 15 presenters or authors may be included with the submission. Presenters are required to bring copies of their papers to the meeting (50 copies or more recommended).

Posters will be scheduled into one of several poster sessions from Thursday evening through Sunday afternoon.

To Submit a Poster — Enter the following information:
Select poster type (Either a standard poster, or one of the special categories listed below)
Poster Title
Subject Area
Keyword
Abstract describing the poster (50 words maximum)
Supporting summary (500 words maximum, plain-text format)
Presenter and Co-Author Information:
First author should be listed first (even if first author is not attending the convention)
University or business affiliation and e-mail address must be included for all presenters/co-authors
Maximum of 15 presenters/co-authors may be included.

Please see the following link for more information: http://www.psychologicalscience.org/index.php/convention/call-for-submissions

Call for Papers: 25th Annual Greater NY Conference on Behavioral Research

Call for Proposals
25th Annual Greater New York Conference on Behavioral Research

The science of psychology incorporates a broad range of theoretical perspectives and spans a variety of disciplines. Researchers are often challenged to address societal issues and concerns; needs which are constantly evolving. As such, research findings not only inform the decisions people make; they are also molded by these very same people. This conference will incorporate research from all areas of psychology to get a glimpse at the similarities and differences by which members of the field are addressing today’s important questions.

Faculty, graduate students, and undergraduate students are invited to submit papers for possible presentation. Presentation proposals (300 word abstracts) are due by 5pm Friday, September 20th, 2013 to [email protected]. Review of presentations will begin following the deadline and decisions will be sent via email.

Submissions should be in MSWord or RTF format, and must include the following: Author name(s) and affiliation(s), address, email and phone number of key presenter, name of faculty mentor (if any). We anticipate mostly symposia and welcome full workshops or symposia centered on a theme. If you are submitting a single paper, we will group you in symposia appropriately.

While conference admission is free, reduced-rate applications are available so each student can join one professional organization on October 27th. Conference directions are available at http://www.sfc.edu/uploaded/documents/pdf/directions.pdf. For additional details contact Conference Chair, Dr. Marisa T. Cohen at [email protected] or Program Chair, Dr. Karen Wilson at [email protected].

For more information, please see the attached document:
NY Behavioral Conference 2013- Call for Proposals

Or visit the following link:
http://www.sfc.edu/page.cfm?p=4441

NEPA 2013: Call for Papers/Abstracts

The New England Psychological Association (NEPA) and the Northeast Conference for Teachers of Psychology (NECTOP) are pleased to announce that their combined 2013 Annual Meeting will be held at Housatonic Community College (Bridgeport, Connecticut) during October 18-19.


NEPA will accept posters representing all areas of the psychological sciences on a space-available through September 21, 2013.


NECTOP will accept posters and Participant Idea Exchanges exclusively related to the teaching of psychology through September 21, 2013. Posters provide a medium for the visual presentation of information and discussion with attendees. Participant Idea Exchanges are informal 30-minute roundtable discussions related to the teaching of psychology.


The NEPA and NECTOP Online Submission Portals are up and running and waiting for you at www.NEPsychological.org! Draft program books for both meetings are anticipated to be on line by July 15.