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CIES 2010 invites proposals for individual papers, panels, roundtables, poster sessions, and workshops.

 

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We are going to print!! PDF Print E-mail

We are going to print!! I would like to thank all of you for helping us construct what promises to be a terrific program.

The use of the All Academic Software really means that we all collectively construct the program. The names and affiliations that appear in the program are--for the most part--as participants entered them, and most of the text that will appear in the program is as submitted in the paper or panel proposal. The accepted papers are placed in panels (poster, roundtable, or paper) by the program committee using the keywords participants selected. The panels are then placed in the All Academic “schedule grid” and the resultant program is then subjected to review by all.

We have endeavored to ask for your feedback in repeated occasions and also to respond to many queries and suggestions. We have been busy since the preliminary program was made available adjusting the program in response to requests to change presentations’ day, time, panel, format, title, authors, co-authors, chairs, discussants, affiliations and more! We have also done a lot of editing and tried to catch misspelled words and also misspelled affiliations. We did a lot of changes regarding capitalization as well. We hope to have developed a good final product.

At this point we will not make any more changes on the program. However if necessary you can send us requests for “errata”; although all conferences invariably have an “errata” page please consider whether needed changes can be made instead at the time of the presentation.

At the end of the week we will be sending you important information to help you prepare for a successful experience at the conference, such as instructions on the roles of the chair, and presenters, and other important “tips” on how to deliver an effective presentation.

Maria Teresa Tatto
CIES President-Elect and
CIES 2010 Annual Conference Chair and Organizer

 
Important Deadlines and Program Highlights Print E-mail

Important Deadlines:

  • Conference Registration: We have extended the deadline to January 31 for the “Early Bird” Conference Registration (note: if you already paid before the extension you will receive a reimbursement from IUC our conference organizer).
  • Hotel reservations: We have been able to extend the deadline to February 10 to allow more of you to get the very favorable convention rate.
  • Sunday Workshops: If you want to attend one of these professional development workshops, reserve your place soon as these workshops are filling up quickly. Please go to conference registration website to reserve your space in the workshops.
  • Schools Visit: If you would like to go in the school tour scheduled for Wednesday March 3, please go to conference registration website.
  • Gala Dinner: Please go to the conference registration website for information and to buy a ticket for the Gala Dinner.


Also, in an effort to  help the conference attendees to connect with each other, find babysitting services and for things to do in Chicago we have opened  a forum http://www.cies2010.msu.edu/forum.html

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Greetings from the CIES 2010 President-Elect PDF Print E-mail

Dear colleagues:

On behalf of the College of Education and the International Studies and Programs at Michigan State University (MSU) I would like to welcome you to the 54 Annual Conference of the Comparative and International Education Society.

This year the meeting will be in the architectural jewel that is the city of Chicago. As you may know Chicago was for many years the site where CIES meet about half a century ago. I am told that at that time all the members fit in a small room and all could sit around a single table!
Our setting will be the historic and beautiful Palmer House. All sessions, receptions and major events will be at the hotel. I urge you to make your reservations soon to get the convenient conference rate.

The MSU program team and I have worked hard in creating an intellectually stimulating program designed to attract top scholars and practitioners in the field of comparative and international education. We are excited to see that as this new decade begins, many sessions have both a reflective and futuristic outlook.

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