Reminder: Proposals are due THIS FRIDAY, September 30th for the NW ECO conference!
Bridging Community and Academic Voices to Create Social Change
2011 Annual Northwest
Ecological-Community Psychology Conference
October 29, 2011
Graduate Campus
Conference Center
Lewis & Clark
Graduate School of Education and Counseling
We are excited to welcome our
keynote speaker: Beth Burns, Executive Director of p:ear (http://www.pearmentor.org/)!
The student led
ecological-community psychology conference provides the opportunity for
individuals to share research and relevant experiences in promoting social
change. Individuals are encouraged to submit proposals independently or in
collaboration with other students, faculty, or community partners.
Presentations of work in progress are welcome.
We strongly encourage
the involvement of community partners.
Topics may include
but are not limited to: Prevention and Intervention, Poverty and Homelessness,
Public Policy, Oppression and Discrimination, Youth and Families, Student
Issues, Community Engagement, Community Organizing, Empowerment, and Community
Well-Being
Proposals are due by September 30, 2011
Submit proposals to NWECO2011@gmail.com
Proposals should
include title of presentation, presenters, affiliation (if applicable),
presentation format, and a 150 word abstract
Types of
Presentations:
Symposia
Workshops
Roundtables
Individual
Presentations
Poster Presentations
Innovative Formats
Symposia, Workshops, &
Roundtables will be allotted 45 minutes
Individual
Presentations will be allotted 30 minutes
(We reserve the right
to alter presentation times.)
See our website at
Join our Facebook group at
Preconference
Registration before October 15, 2011
$20 Professionals
& Students
$10 Community Members
Registration after
October 15, 2011
$25 Professionals
& Students
$10 Community Members
Registration waivers
are available based on financial need.
Contact NWECO2011@gmail.com for additional
information.
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