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BSECS Postgraduate and Early-Career Scholars' Conference - Submit a proposal

The deadline for the submission of proposals is Friday 18th May 2012. You will be notified by Saturday 19th May 2012 as to whether your proposal has been accepted. If you need an earlier decision, please mention this in your proposal and we will endeavour to reach a decision earlier.

Dr. Charlotte Roberts is the postgraduate programme co-ordinator - E-mail Dr Charlotte Roberts

BSECS welcomes proposals for panels, sessions and papers.

Panels

BSECS welcomes the submission of pre-formed panels of usually three but occasionally four papers, ideally along with a pre-assigned chairperson.

As well as personal details, you will be asked for:

Panel title
Brief description of the proposed panel (max. 3000 characters)
Name and contact details of the proposed panel chairperson
Name and email address of each speakers
Title and abstract for each paper

Submit a panel

Roundtables

A roundtable is a more informal session in which several speakers deal with a topic appropriate to the conference followed by extensive audience discussion. Each panelists may wish to begin the session with a short, introductory address; this should last no more than five minutes.

As well as your personal details, you will be asked for:

Roundtable title
Brief description of the proposed roundtable (max. 3000 characters)
Name and contact details of the proposed roundtable chairperson
Name and email address of each speaker

Submit a roundtable

Individual papers

Individuals can submit papers which will be presented in an appropriate panel session usually of three papers. BSECS will supply a chairperson for these panels. Papers must be no longer than twenty minutes.

As well as your personal details, you will be asked for an a title and abstract (max. 3000 characters).

Submit a paper

Alternative format sessions

BSECS encourages proposals for sessions in original and alternative formats. These may take any form considered appropriate for the conference. Previous examples have included demonstrations, interactive workshops and debates.