1.
Presenters should not speak at any other event on the dates of the Congress
(regardless of the date of your presentation).
2. Individuals may
not submit or appear on more than two proposals, either as lead or co-presenters.
3. Do not submit
a proposal or list individuals as co-presenters unless you have a definite
commitment that you and/or they will present.
4. If you or your
organization is found to promote or sell programs, products, or services
(including independent or freelance consulting services) during your academic
presentation, you will be fined with $300 and won´t be invited for
future events. This policy is consistent with our understanding of what
participants expect when they attend the Annual Conference—namely
that they are not confronted with commercialism and sales pitches, however
subtle, in sessions they choose to attend.
5. The content of
the presentation should not change significantly after the proposal is
accepted.
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6.
The Organizing Committee cannot guarantee a minimum or maximum number
of registered participants in any presentation. Nor can any presentation
be limited to the number of participants.
7. Upon acceptance of the
proposal, proposal owners will be requested to submit a handout.
8. Handouts should
only include practical activities or information that participants must
have at the presentation (not plain theory).
9. Submission deadline
to submit the handout: June 30, 2006. The handout should be submitted
electronically only (by e-mail) according to the specifications given
upon acceptance of the proposal.
10. All presenters
and co presenters must register and must send a complete Registration
Form before June 30, 2006.
11. Registration
fee must be paid only by co-presenters. We are happy to offer free admission
to presenters.
12. All presenters
should wear business attire during their presentations. The purpose of
the dress code is to uphold the professional image of the conference.
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