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Call
for Papers
"Conflict,
Contradiction, and Contrarian Elements
in Moral Development
and Education"
In
keeping with the Association's mission, program proposals
from scholars across a variety of disciplines, such
as psychology, philosophy, education, sociology, cultural
studies, and ethics to name a few, are encouraged. Although
all plenary sessions and some invited symposia will
be organized around the general theme, individual proposals
do not have to be related to that theme.
Proposals
will be accepted in English only.
Proposal
Deadline and Where to Send Proposals
The
deadline for the submission of proposals
(May 1, 2002) has now passed.
Any proposals received after the deadline may not be
considered.
All proposals should be e-mailed to the program committee
(using Microsoft Word or RTF format) at the following
e-mail address: ame2002@uic.edu.
Individuals without access to e-mail may send their
proposals (along with a disk) to the following address:
Larry
Nucci
College of Education M/C 147
University of Illinois at Chicago
1040 West Harrison Street
Chicago, IL 60607, U.S.A.
Notification
Letter
Acknowledgement
of receipt of your submission will be sent via e-mail
to the first author. Following the review of proposals,
the Program Committee will
notify individuals submitting proposals of its decision
by July 1, 2002.
Proposals
must include the following information:
Part
One
1.
State the title of your proposal (10-word maximum).
2.
Select up to two preferred formats for your presentation
in order of preference:
- Paper
presentation (Paper presentations will be grouped
in threes for a 75-minute session.)
- Poster
presentation
- Paper
symposium: 60-75 min.
- Workshop
(All workshops will be done at the UIC campus concurrently
with the regular program. Workshops will take place
either on Friday or Saturday morning from 8:30 a.m.
to 12 noon.)
3.
Full name, title, and affiliation of first author.
Postal and e-mail addresses, phone and fax numbers of
author.
4.
Full name, title, and affiliation of co-author(s).
Postal and e-mail addresses, phone and fax numbers of
co-author(s).
5.
Provide an abstract of up to 100 words to be
printed in the program.
6.
Indicate your media needs. Standard equipment
will be available if requested in advance (i.e., overhead
projector).
Part
Two
1.
For review purposes, provide a 500-word summary
of your poster, or paper. For symposia, provide a 500-word
summary of each individual paper in addition to a 250
to 500-word summary justifying their joint presentation.
For workshops, provide a 500 word summary as well as
a summary of your relevant background. All proposals
will be peer reviewed.
2.
Provide your primary discipline (e.g., psychology,
ethics, education, philosophy).
3.
Age-level focus (select all that apply):
-
PK-12 education
- Post-secondary
education
- Professional
- Adults
- Mixed:
Community
- Mixed:
Family
4.
Three keywords to index your presentation.
5.
Make sure your proposal is complete. Incomplete
proposals will not be considered.
An
update on reduced registration fees:
Only graduate students are eligible for a reduced conference
registration rate. No other form of financial assistance
is available.
Larry
Nucci
College of Education M/C 147
University of Illinois at Chicago
1040 West Harrison Street
Chicago, IL 60607, U.S.A.
ame2002@uic.edu
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