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CALL FOR PAPER – 19th International Interdisciplinary Conference on the Environment (1st May, 2013)


CALL FOR PARTICIPANTS – 19th International Interdisciplinary Conference on the Environment

19th INTERNATIONAL INTERDISCIPLINARY CONFERENCE ON THE ENVIRONMENT
June 14-17, 2013
Hilton Portland and Executive Tower Hotel

Portland, Oregon  USA
CALL FOR PARTICIPANTS
(Deadline for Early Registration: May 15, 2013)

General Information

The Interdisciplinary Environmental Association (IEA) invites you to participate in the 19th International Interdisciplinary Conference on the Environment (IICE)! The conference is motivated by the increasing need to combine ideas and research findings from different disciplines to enhance our understanding of the interactions between the natural environment and human institutions. Conference presentations focus on:
  • What all disciplines have to offer with respect to understanding environmental and resource problems;
  • Possible solutions that are available;
  • The implications of the globalization of environmental concerns.
The conference welcomes environmental academics, practitioners, and interested colleagues regardless of discipline or country. Participants may organize sessions (please ask for “Panel Organizer Guidelines”), present papers, participate in poster sessions, chair sessions, discuss papers, participate in roundtable discussions, or simply observe. The conference also welcomes papers and posters submitted by graduate students and in association with chapters of Kappa Alpha Omicron. Advisors, please contact shane.epting@unt.edu for details.
To facilitate communication, authors should make an effort to write papers and design posters that can be understood by an audience outside their disciplines. All papers submitted for publication consideration in Interdisciplinary Environmental Review must pass peer review from both within and outside the primary discipline of the author(s). The program consists of:
  • Small concurrent seminar-type sessions with chairperson, presenters, and a discussant assigned to comment on and integrate the ideas of the presentations
  • A poster session with time for discussion with the authors
  • Round-table thematic discussions with moderator
  • Workshops and panels
  • Invited keynote speakers
  • Welcome reception
  • Conference banquet luncheon
There will be an opening reception for all on Friday evening at 7:30 PM. Registration and conference materials will be available at the Reception and starting at 8:00 AM throughout the conference. There will also be a special mixer for students during the conference at a time to be announced.
We welcome research that crosses the boundaries of traditional disciplines to frame environmental problems, propose working models, or address field, community, or academic issues in any area of environmental and sustainability research.

Presenters

To participate as a PRESENTER please submit ABSTRACTS and/or PAPERS:ABSTRACT SUBMISSION AND EARLY REGISTRATION DEADLINE: May 1, 2013
Please, submit your abstract (of no more than 300 words) via e-mail to Shane Epting, Conference Chair (shane.epting@unt.eduby May 1, 2013. All submitted abstracts will be evaluated for presentation and publication in the Book of Abstracts which will be available at the Conference.
  • You may submit abstracts for no more than 2 presentations (paper or poster);
  • For co-authorships please include names, affiliations, and addresses of all authors and indicate who will serve as presenter
To have your paper considered for publication in the journal Interdisciplinary Environmental Review, please e-mail a pdf of the document or submit 4 hard copies of the paper by May 1, 2013 to the Editor of IER, contact information below.
  • Full paper submission is optional. Papers submitted for review for IER must not have been published, accepted, or submitted for publication elsewhere
  • All papers will be evaluated using the blind, multidisciplinary review process of IER

Vendors/Distributors

Publishers, vendors, distributors, and displays are welcome at the conference. Registered conference participants may display advertisements or distribute information (brochures, job openings, scholarship and assistantship announcements, etc.) free of charge. Non-registered individuals or organizations may distribute materials or post announcements for a fee of $50. A six foot table for display and/or vendor purposes can be arranged for a fee of $200. Please contact the Conference Chair using the information below for details.

Field Trips

Efforts are underway to organize several one-day or part-day field trips in association with the conference. Field trips usually operate immediately before or after the conference, and will involve a small fee for transportation and lunch. Details will be available on this web site once available.

Session Chair/Moderator Information

Participants may propose and organize sessions; please contact the Conference Chair using the information below and ask for “Panel Organizer Guidelines”. “Session Chair/Moderator and Discussant Guidelines”, as well as copies of the abstracts or papers to be discussed, will be available on-line and/or e-mailed to moderators and discussants once sessions are organized.

Conference Registration

Note: Standard registration fees include the Banquet, one copy of the Conference Program & Book of Abstracts, the semi-annual Interdisciplinary Environmental Review, membership in the IEA, and access to all Conference presentations, sessions, and functions.
Cancellations: Cancellations must be in writing and are subject to a $75 handling fee. No refunds will be given for cancellations after June 1, 2013. Refunds will be processed after the conference.
Refunds: Individuals submitting abstracts for presentation that are not accepted are eligible for fee refunds.

Conference Fees

  • Early Registration (due by May 15, 2013):   $300
  • Student Registration (verification required):   $150
  • Spouses/companions, panel/session organizers:   $150
  • After May 15, 2013 add Late Fee:   $75
  • Residents of OR: covers conference, trips, breaks, and luncheon only
  • After May 15, 2013 add Late Fee:   $50
  • Local Conference Participants:   $150
Please mail all abstracts (if not e-mailed) and registration fees by the appropriate deadline date to:
19th IICE
c/o Shane Epting, Conference Chair
Dept. of Philosophy and Religion Studies
University of North Texas
EESAT Room 225
1704 West Mulberry St.
Denton, TX 76201
PHONE:  (940) 565-2266
FAX: (940) 565-4448
E-MAIL: shane.epting@unt.edu
(If paying by credit card, please include the name, address and zip code (if any) of the card holder, the card number and type, and the three-digit security code on the back of the card.)
Please mail all manuscripts intended for consideration by IER (if not e-mailed) by the appropriate deadline date to:
Dr. Demetri Kantarelis
Editor, Interdisciplinary Environmental Review
Department of Economics and Global Studies
Assumption College
500 Salisbury Street
Worcester, MA 01609-1296  USA
EMAIL: dkan@besiweb.com
TELEPHONE: (508) 767-7557
FAX: (508) 767-7382

Hotel Reservations

Hilton Portland and Executive Tower Hotel
921 SW 6th Ave.
Portland, OR  97204  USA
USA
For the conference rate ($131/night + 14.5% tax for single or double occupancy), call the hotel reservation line at  1.800.HILTONS (445-8667) and ask for the “IEA Conference Rate” at this hotel. The dates for the hotel conference rate run from June 11-July 20, 2013 if you would like to spend time in the area before or after the conference. The conference room rate may be booked through May 15, 2013.
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