Guidelines for Web Submission

All proposals for the 2003 AAAL Conference are to be submitted via our Online Proposal Submission form. Since you will only be permitted to submit a proposal once, please prepare carefully in advance:

• Remember that AAAL policies stipulate that individuals are to submit only one abstract – whether a paper, a poster, or as part of a colloquium – and to appear as a presenter only once on the program, in addition to a possible role as a discussant or session chair. Do not submit multiple proposals.
• Compile all contact information (name, mailing address, phone, fax, email, and institutional affiliation) for all presenters. This includes co-authors of individual papers and all presenters and discussants in colloquia.
• Establish your AV needs and special needs, if any.
• For each poster, individual paper, or paper to be presented within a colloquium, have your title (maximum 10 words) and abstract (maximum 300 words) written, carefully edited, and saved in electronic format.
• Colloquium organizers should prepare a statement (maximum 300 words) that explains the theme of the colloquium, how the individual presentations relate to each other, and how the time will be allocated.
• Consult the list of Topic Areas and decide which strand is most appropriate for your proposal.

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