SIGMIS Computers and People Re

Fifty Golden Years of CPR
Reflecting on the Past and Envisioning the Future

A doctoral consortium will take place on the day prior to the conference.

The consortium is targeted at students in early stages of dissertation proposal-writing on topics pertaining to CPR to: 1) provide feedback and guidance on proposals in stages where feedback can be beneficial for future dissertation work and 2) provide mentoring and networking opportunities to students.

Doctoral students must be nominated to the consortium by a PhD advisor. Nominated students should submit a 10-page research proposal (including all text, figures, and references) to be reviewed by a panel of highly qualified senior faculty mentors.

The 3-5 students selected to participate in the doctoral consortium will receive two rounds of written feedback on their proposal. Each student will have 40-60 minutes to present their research ideas and receive feedback in-person from six-to-eight experienced CPR researchers.

Due date for consortium submissions is same as for papers

6th November, 2011

A limited number of travel grants are available, requests for which must be submitted to Dr. Michael Gallivan (MGallivan@gsu.edu).

Non-presenting doctoral students are highly encouraged to participate.

	Computers and People Research (CPR) May 31 - June 2, 2012 Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Conference Program Conference Home Call for Papers Important Deadlines Submissions Doctoral Consortium Registration Information Hotel Information Conference Committee	Fifty Golden Years of CPR Reflecting on the Past and Envisioning the Future A doctoral consortium will take place on the day prior to the conference. The consortium is targeted at students in early stages of dissertation proposal-writing on topics pertaining to CPR to: 1) provide feedback and guidance on proposals in stages where feedback can be beneficial for future dissertation work and 2) provide mentoring and networking opportunities to students. Doctoral students must be nominated to the consortium by a PhD advisor. Nominated students should submit a 10-page research proposal (including all text, figures, and references) to be reviewed by a panel of highly qualified senior faculty mentors. The 3-5 students selected to participate in the doctoral consortium will receive two rounds of written feedback on their proposal. Each student will have 40-60 minutes to present their research ideas and receive feedback in-person from six-to-eight experienced CPR researchers. Due date for consortium submissions is same as for papers 6th November, 2011 A limited number of travel grants are available, requests for which must be submitted to Dr. Michael Gallivan (MGallivan@gsu.edu). Non-presenting doctoral students are highly encouraged to participate.