3rd International Congress of Qualitative Inquiry

Submission and participation guidelines

** The official language of the conference is English, but papers and sessions in languages other than English will be considered.

** Individuals may submit up to two papers, whether submitted with sessions or as independent submissions. Individuals may submit a panel proposal, comprising at least FOUR papers but no more than FIVE papers. Panel proposals must have full abstracts and author information for each paper to be considered valid. Abstracts for both papers and sessions of no more than 150 words can only be submitted online at http://www.qi2007.org.

** A poster session will be organized on May 5th, 2007, Saturday. Please indicate if you want your abstracts to be considered for this session when you make your submissions.

** The online submission begins on October 1, 2006, and closes on January 15, 2007. All abstracts will be peer-reviewed. Acceptance emails will be sent to individuals on December 20, 2006.

** We welcome proposals that broadly cover both traditional and experimental approaches to and practices of qualitative research. A partial list of topics is suggested at our website, but participants are encouraged to develop their own unique topics and perspectives. Our conference is committed to helping qualitative researchers from all disciplines and all parts of the world participating in an all-inclusive dialogue about the state of the art in qualitative research.

** All conference sessions take place at venues throughout the University of Illinois campus. Each session is composed of 4-5 presentations, and is guaranteed a 90-minute slot. Chairs will be assigned, or self-nominated for each session, and they will discuss with other session participant about the format of presentations. Normally, each presentation is expected to run 12-15 minutes.

** Upon submission, individuals will be asked to indicated their special need for equipment, translation, venue, etc. For cost reasons, LCD projectors will not be provided for free at the conference. Overhead projectors and VCR/DVD playback equipment will be provided for free. We encourage you to bring transparencies, other than computer-based Powerpoint files, for your presentation(s).

** The conference does not have financial support for participants. Limited openings of conditional and unconditional waiver of registration fees are available.


Submission and participation guidelines The official language of the conference is English, but papers and sessions in languages other than English will be considered. Individuals may submit up to two papers, whether submitted with sessions or as independent submissions. Individuals may submit a panel proposal, comprising at least FOUR papers but no more than FIVE papers. Panel proposals must have full abstracts and author information for each paper to be considered valid. Abstracts for both papers and sessions of no more than 150 words can only be submitted online at http://www.qi2007.org. A poster session will be organized on May 5th, 2007, Saturday. Please indicate if you want your abstracts to be considered for this session when you make your submissions. The online submission begins on October 1, 2006, and closes on January 15, 2007. All abstracts will be peer-reviewed. Acceptance emails will be sent to individuals on December 20, 2006. We welcome proposals that broadly cover both traditional and experimental approaches to and practices of qualitative research. A partial list of topics is suggested at our website, but participants are encouraged to develop their own unique topics and perspectives. Our conference is committed to helping qualitative researchers from all disciplines and all parts of the world participating in an all-inclusive dialogue about the state of the art in qualitative research. All conference sessions take place at venues throughout the University of Illinois campus. Each session is composed of 4-5 presentations, and is guaranteed a 90-minute slot. Chairs will be assigned, or self-nominated for each session, and they will discuss with other session participant about the format of presentations. Normally, each presentation is expected to run 12-15 minutes. Upon submission, individuals will be asked to indicated their special need for equipment, translation, venue, etc. For cost reasons, LCD projectors will not be provided for free at the conference. Overhead projectors and VCR/DVD playback equipment will be provided for free. We encourage you to bring transparencies, other than computer-based Powerpoint files, for your presentation(s). The conference does not have financial support for participants. Limited openings of conditional and unconditional waiver of registration fees are available.
————————————————— Sponsor Links: Women and Gender in Global Perspectives Program Illinois Program for Research in the Humanities Bureau of Educational Research The Unit for Criticism and Interpretive Theory Gender & Women's Studies Program Department of Advertising College of Communications Center for Qualitative Inquiry The Education and Social Research Institute (ESRI), Manchester Metropolitan University, UK Sage Publications The International Association of Educators International Journal of Progressive Education Turkish Journal of Educational Policy Analysis and Strategic Research Center for Global Studies SSSI LeftCoast Press Institute of Communications Research Native American House/American Indian Studies(NAH/AIS) The Illinois Program for Research in the Humanities(IPRH)
Last Updated: April. 12, 2007