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Call for Abstracts

Please note that the Call for Abstracts has now closed.

Important Dates
Registration Opens: 27 April 2011
Call for Abstracts Close: Closed
Authors Notified: 19 July 2011
Early Bird Registration Closes: Closed
Accepted Authors must register by: extended to 6 September 2011
Full Papers required by: extended to 9 September 2011

We invite you to submit an abstract for consideration in the Forum program. Abstracts will be reviewed and selected delegates will be invited to submit a full paper for presentation at the Forum. All papers will be subject to peer review.

Authors may submit their abstracts based on one of the following themes:

• When there’s only so much sunshine each day – where should the light be shone?
• What’s new under the sun? TEQSA, Demand Driven Funding, Performance Metrics, Base Funding Review, Research, International Demand;
• Before the sun rises over the Gold Coast, it’s already a new day across the Tasman – lessons for both sides of the ditch;
• Looking into and seeing beyond the sunshine: using data without being blinded by it.

ORAL PRESENTATIONS
Authors selected to present their papers via oral presentation will need to prepare an electronic slide show based on their paper. Oral presentations will be allocated 45 minutes, including questions and answers to be held at the conclusion of each presentation or session (time permitting) in the Forum program.

AWARDS AND PRIZES

Best Paper Prize - $1000
Authors who submit a paper will be automatically eligible for the Best Paper Prize.  The award is judged by a nominated group of relevant referees.  The Best Paper Prize will be announced at the conclusion of the Forum.

Best Presentation Prize - $1000
This prize will be awarded to the best presentation at the Forum and will be judged by the Forum delegates.  Data presentations will be available for delegates to download from the AAIR website at the conclusion of the Forum and speakers should ensure that their presentations do not include any information that permission has not been sought to publish.

New Presenter Award Program
Participation in this program is open to people working in the area of institutional research who have not  previously presented a paper at an AAIR Forum. The award consists of payment of the registration fee for the next AAIR Forum and AAIR membership until the end of the following year. The costs of travel and accommodation must be met by the award recipient (or his/her institution).

To nominate for any of the above awards, please indicate your interest by completing the appropriate section on the online form.

Applicants need not be a member of AAIR at the time of making the application.

ABSTRACT SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
Please read the following instructions carefully before submitting your abstract.

Click on the Submit Abstract link;
Follow instructions on how to submit your abstract;
Complete all fields of the submission form as this information will be used in the development of the Forum handbook;
Abstracts must be no longer than 250 words.  All accepted abstracts will be published in the Forum handbook.

It is the responsibility of the presenting author to ensure that the abstract is submitted correctly. The Forum  managers will not be held responsible for abstract submissions not received via the online submission process, or for submission errors caused by internet service outages, hardware or software delays, power outages or unforeseen events. Faxed or mailed abstracts on diskettes/CD will not be accepted.  If you are unable to submit via the website please contact the Forum Managers via email:  brigitte@leishman-associates.com.au.

SPEAKER REGISTRATION
All presenting authors who have their papers accepted for presentation must register for the Forum. Click HERE to Register Now!

 

 

 

 

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