2008 Annual Conference November 12-13, Houston, TX Annual Meeting Proposal Application Form Proposal Due: March 1, 2008
Session Format
CUFA invites proposals for sessions that report on empirical research or conceptual analyses of social education. Formats include: individual paper session, symposium, and alternative format.
Individual Paper Session In paper sessions, authors present abbreviated versions of their papers. After the brief paper presentations, a discussant offers comments and the session chair moderates an audience discussion.
Symposium A symposium is designed to explore a specific topic through active discussion. Such a session may showcase a panel discussion among the participants and discussants. Multiple opportunities are afforded for audience questions and comments.
Alternative Format Session In addition to paper and symposium proposals, alternative formats for sessions such as performances, video presentations, and open round-table dialogues, are encouraged. If you have an idea for such a session, please submit a proposal providing a clear description of the session topic, the participants, and how the session will be conducted. Alternative session formats are intended to provide creative opportunities for conference attendees to interactively engage about issues in social education. When completing the online proposal form, be sure to select “OTHER” for the type of proposal.
Type of Proposal: Individual Paper Symposium Other
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**NEW FOR 2008**
If you feel your paper should be considered for either the social justice award or technology award, please check the appropriate box below:
Social Justice Award Technology Award
Keyword(s) please choose all that apply: Civic Education Curriculum Studies Economics Elementary Social Studies Education Geography Global Education Historical Thinking Middle/Secondary Social Studies Education Multicultural Education Professional Development Social Justice Teacher Education (Preservice/Inservice) Technology United States History Urban Education World History Other Civic Education Curriculum Studies Economics Elementary Social Studies Education Geography Global Education Historical Thinking Middle/Secondary Social Studies Education Multicultural Education Professional Development Social Justice Teacher Education (Preservice/Inservice) Technology United States History Urban Education World History Other
Person Submitting Proposal: Note: All correspondence is directed to this person. If she/he intends to be the chair, discussant, and/or a presenter, please repeat the name below in the appropriate places under Program Participants.
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Program Participants: Provide complete information on all participants, including your 7-digit NCSS membership number. All persons must have given consent to participate. Symposium proposals need to include a discussant for the session.
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Participant Information NCSS has a continuing commitment to provide opportunities for participation by its ethnic and racial members. Please choose the category (ies) below that best describe the presenters' ethnicity/race. The information is voluntary and will in no way influence proposal evaluation or selection.
Abstract In the space below, type a description of your presentation as you wish it to appear in the printed program. Limit your description to a maximum of 50 words. Use complete sentences and carefully edit the abstract.
Proposal Attach a narrative of 2000 words or fewer (excluding references) that includes the title, word count, objective, content, and techniques for the presentation. CUFA employs a blind review of all proposals. To ensure to integrity of the process, please exclude the names of the author(s) and presenter(s). The criteria for review include (as appropriate) purpose, theoretical framework, design/method, conclusions, contribution to the field, and written organization. No late submissions will be accepted.
Filename cannot contain illegal characters (blank spaces, /,*,?,#,etc) A file with a "/", "#", "?" or other special character in its name may not be uploaded properly and cause problems when attempting to download!
Please save your file as lastnamefirstinitial.affiliation (kohlmeierj.auburn)
Audio-Visual Requirements Presenters will have access to an overhead monitor and screen but no other audio/visual equipment will be furnished by CUFA for conference presentations. VCRs, Monitors, Computers, Modem Connections, Projection Systems will NOT be furnished by the Conference. If you plan to use any additional equipment, you may bring your own or place an order with the hotel directly. An order form and price list can be provided upon request. However, the ordering of and payment for additional equipment is your responsibility.
Statement of Intent For the purpose of avoiding any misunderstandings, your electronic submission acknowledges the following statement of intent. I certify that the named participants and I have agreed to take part in this program and will do so if this proposal is accepted. It will be my responsibility to notify each co-presenter regarding the status of the proposal as well as the date, time, and location of the presentation, if it is accepted.