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San Diego , Nov 10-13
We now invite you to submit proposals for symposia for our 2010 meeting, to be held November 10-13 at the Catamaran Resort Hotel, San Diego.
Proposal applications should include the following information:
1) Symposium title
2) A short (250 words), integrative abstract outlining the theme of the symposium (see criteria below)
3) Speakers´ names and affiliations
4) A brief summary of each speaker's presentation (100 words each)
A successful proposal will address the following criteria:
1) Interest to ISDP members
2) Innovation and novelty, including cross-disciplinary topics
3) Reputation of speakers
4) Likelihood that the symposium will generate discussion and/or stimulate fruitful interactions
We are particularly interested in proposals that are likely to stimulate formal and informal discussion. Although the inclusion of a discussant is not a requirement, there should be integration of topics across the individual speakers. At least one speaker must be an ISDP member and speakers must represent different laboratories.
Symposium speakers may be asked to help judge poster sessions.
Symposium proposals should be sent to Rachel Barr via email
(rachelfbarr@gmail.com) by March, 31.
Everyone who plans to attend the 2010 ISDP meeting in San Diego (including keynote speakers, symposia speakers, other invited speakers), must register for the meeting
ISDP Members can register using this link: http://www.isdpcentraloffice.org/memberlogon.asp
Non-Members can register using this link:
http://www.isdpcentraloffice.org/nonmemregisdp.htm
Online registration will send your contact information directly to the ISDP Central Office. Registration insures that you will receive information on the meeting including any updates to the program and reminders of important deadlines. Early registration also helps us with our planning. You must have paid your 2010 dues in order to register as an ISDP Member. Please contact the Central Office if you have any questions. Please note that the registration form does not require payment. Payment for the meeting can be made at ISDP Payment Page.
A variety of Awards are available. Please consult the Awards page for descriptions and criteria: http://isdp.org/html/awards.html
Hotel for the meeting is the Catamaran Resort Hotel, 3999 Mission Blvd. San Diego, CA 92109.
Rate: $179 per room (1-4 people) plus 10.5% tax (tax is subject to change)
Check in is after 4:00 pm. Check out is before 12 noon.
We now invite you to submit proposals for symposia for our 2010 meeting, to be held November 10-13 at the Catamaran Resort Hotel, San Diego.
Proposal applications should include the following information:
1) Symposium title
2) A short (250 words), integrative abstract outlining the theme of the symposium (see criteria below)
3) Speakers´ names and affiliations
4) A brief summary of each speaker's presentation (100 words each)
A successful proposal will address the following criteria:
1) Interest to ISDP members
2) Innovation and novelty, including cross-disciplinary topics
3) Reputation of speakers
4) Likelihood that the symposium will generate discussion and/or stimulate fruitful interactions
We are particularly interested in proposals that are likely to stimulate formal and informal discussion. Although the inclusion of a discussant is not a requirement, there should be integration of topics across the individual speakers. At least one speaker must be an ISDP member and speakers must represent different laboratories.
Symposium speakers may be asked to help judge poster sessions.
Symposium proposals should be sent to Rachel Barr via email
(rachelfbarr@gmail.com) by March, 31.
Amy Jo "AJ" Marcano-Reik has created a facebook group for the International Society for Developmental Psychobiology. After you have gone to facebook.com to create your profile, the group can be found by typing 'International Society for Developmental Psychobiology' into the search field. And then click on "join group!" Everyone could contact AJ with suggestions and/or questions as our ISDP Facebook group continues to grow -- it's still in its early "developmental stage." It is our hope that this group is a helpful and useful way for our members to stay connected.
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