Showing posts with label AAG. Show all posts
Showing posts with label AAG. Show all posts

Friday, July 8, 2011

AAG NYC Call for Papers: Abstracts due September 28, 2011



The Call for Papers for the AAG 2012 Annual Meeting in New York is underway.  Remember, the deadline to submit sessions and abstracts for the 2012 Annual Meeting is September 28, 2011.  The tips below will help you get started.


Begin by reading the Call for Papers and session organization instructions at http://www.aag.org/cs/annualmeeting/call_for_papers/organize_a_session to familiarize yourself with the different session types as well as the procedures.

Once you have decided on a session category and have prepared your title and description, you may want to use the Session Collaboration Board to announce your own call for papers. You can also search the submitted abstracts for relevant papers.  

Posting a Call for Papers
Follow these steps to announce your call for papers to the Session Collaboration Board:
  • Register for the meeting online at www.aag.org/cs/annualmeeting/register_to_attend 
  • Proceed to the Abstract and Session Submission Console from the Call for Papers web page at www.aag.org/cs/annualmeeting/call_for_papers.
  • Once on the console page, you will see the Session Collaboration Board at the bottom of the page.  
  • Click on the "New Post" button in order to place a notice about your proposed session.
  • Click on the "Search Abstracts" button in order to search abstracts that have already been submitted.
Submitting a Completed Organized Session
Once you have gained enough participants in your session to submit a complete session, follow these steps to submit your completed session to the conference:
  • Have your session participants register for the annual meeting, submit an abstract - if necessary - and provide you with their program identification number (PIN).  You will need to use the PINs to add each participant to your session.
  • Proceed to the Abstract and Session Submission Console from the Call for Papers page atwww.aag.org/cs/annualmeeting/call_for_papers 
  • Click on the "New Session" button and follow the instructions to complete the online form.

Monday, February 21, 2011

Graduate Students present in AAG National Meeting: Seattle, Washington

2011 AAG Annual Meeting will take place April 12-16, 2011 in Seattle, Washington.  The Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers features presentations from leading scholars and experts on the latest in research, policy, and applications in geography, sustainability, and GIScience.  This year a record amount of  graduate students from UT Geography and The Environment will present.  Bellow is a list of presentations and links to their abstracts and departmental profiles.

Sharon W. Adams

Augustine Avwunudiogba

Mario Cardozo

Lindsey Carte

Emily Duda

Jon Gehrig

Ingrid Haeckel

Maria José La Rota

Matt Lafevor

Tony Layzell

Robert Lemon

Dylan Malcomb

Brian Mills

Niti Bhushan Mishra

Solange Munoz

John Oswald

Renata Ponte

Julio Postigo

Joshua Rudow

Leigh Schwartz

Pamela Sertzen

Steven Shannon

Ophelia Wang

Monday, January 24, 2011

Jon Gehrig writes Op-Ed in AAG Newsletter


Jon Gehrig participated as one of the 5 observers representing the AAG at the UNFCCC in Cancún Mexico. Gehrig along with coauthor Mike Urban wrote up their thoughts on the Cancun Agreement and what roles Geographers should play in Climate Change research. 

Overview on the AAG Newsletter
The Cancun Agreement (PDF)
The Delegates Blog
Jon Gehrig UT Profile
UNFCC Home Page


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Wednesday, September 1, 2010

AAG 2011: Call for Papers - Due October 20, 2010


The Association of American Geographers (AAG) is accepting abstracts and organized sessions for the 2011 Annual Meeting.  AAG welcomes all presentations from scholars, professionals, and students interested in the advancement of geography.  If you have any questions about these guidelines please direct them to Oscar Larson at meeting@aag.org.

Registration and Abstract and Session Submission are now open. 
Submissions are due by October 20, 2010.

http://www.aag.org/cs/annualmeeting