Call
for Symposia
& Workshop
Proposals
DEADLINE:
Monday,
October 5
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An Organized Symposium is a series of
integrated
presentations
that address
aspects of a
single topic
or theme.
Symposia are
the scientific
centerpiece of
the meeting
and will run
concurrently
with other
technical
sessions. A
symposium can
consist of
invited
speakers only
or be open to
accepting
presentations
from the
general call
for abstracts,
which will
open in
November 2020.
Symposia
should use
15-minute
slots to
facilitate
switching
between
sessions.
Anyone
interested in
coordinating a
symposium for
the conference
will need to
submit a
proposal
online using
the link
below.
Proposals will
be evaluated
on timeliness
of the
subject,
importance to
the profession
and/or
contribution
to science,
and the
overall
quality of the
written
proposal.
Responsibilities
of Symposia
Organizers:
Organizers are
responsible
for
coordinating
with the
Program
Committee,
planning their
sessions,
selecting
instructors/presenters,
moderating
their
sessions, and
meeting all
deadlines. US-IALE
does not pay
registration
fees, travel
expenses, or
honoraria for
symposium
organizers or
presenters.
All organizers
and invited
speakers must
register for
the
conference.
DEADLINE
TO SUBMIT:
Monday,
October 5,
2020
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Workshops
provide
training on a
specific
skill,
technique, or
process and
may involve
one or more
instructors.
Workshops are
intended to
emphasize
learning
through
participation,
discussion,
and "hands-on"
activities.
Attendance at
workshops is
by advance
registration
only, and a
fee will be
charged.
Workshops will
be half day in
length, and
will be
offered on
Tuesday, April
13 and
Thursday,
April 15.
Responsibilities
of Workshop
Organizers: Organizers
are
responsible
for
coordinating
with the
Program
Committee,
planning their
workshop
agenda,
selecting
instructors/presenters,
moderating
their session,
and adhering
to all
deadlines. A
workshop fee
will be
charged to
attendees in
order to cover
expenses
associated
with
audio-visual
equipment
costs, any
food &
beverage or
other facility
fees. US-IALE
does not pay
registration
fees, travel
expenses, or
honoraria for
workshop
organizers or
presenters.
All organizers
and invited
speakers must
register for
the
conference.
DEADLINE
TO SUBMIT: Monday,
October 5,
2020
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Make
Plans Now to
Participate!
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At
this time, we
are planning
to offer a
“Hybrid”
In-Person/Virtual
event! We are
working on
determining
exactly what
that will mean
and what
platform we
will use, so
stay tuned for
details this
fall. For now,
you can assume
that we will
hold a fully
in-person
event with
some
opportunities
for virtual
participation
(and
commensurate
registration
options). We
will be
well-positioned
to pivot to
fully virtual
if necessary.
New
This Year:
We will
consider
proposals for
organized
symposia and
workshops
offered in a
language other
than English
(e.g.
Spanish).
Please
indicate your
interest when
completing the
online form.
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We look
forward to
hosting you in
Reno, Nevada
in April 2021!
Sincerely,
The 2021
Local Planning
Committee:
-
Tom
Albright,
University of
Nevada, Reno
-
Peter
Weisberg,
University of
Nevada, Reno
-
Brett
Dickson,
Conservation
Science
Partners, Inc.
-
Jamie
Trammell,
Southern
Oregon
University
-
Alexandra
Urza,
University of
Nevada, Reno
& USFS
-
Robert
Washington-Allen,
University of
Nevada, Reno
-
Ken
Nussear,
University of
Nevada, Reno
-
Lauren
Phillips,
University of
Nevada, Reno
-
Erin
Hanan,
University of
Nevada, Reno
-
Marjorie
Matocq,
University of
Nevada, Reno
-
Sarah
Bisbing,
University of
Nevada, Reno
-
Jonathan
Greenberg,
University of
Nevada, Reno
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