[Discussion] Workshop 'Conceptualising Communication' (ConCom05)

[Derya Agis]

--- Andrea Schalley <andrea.schalley@une.edu.au>
wrote:

> Date: Fri, 5 Aug 2005 11:11:31 -0700 (PDT)
> From: Andrea Schalley <andrea.schalley@une.edu.au>
> To: cogling@ucsd.edu
> Subject: Workshop 'Conceptualising Communication'
> (ConCom05)
> 
> 
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> Call for papers: closing 5th Sept 2005
> 
> —CONCEPTUALISING COMMUNICATION—
> Building Cross-disciplinary Understanding in Human
> Communication Science
> 
> <http://www.une.edu.au/arts/LangCog/ConCom05/>
> University of New England, NSW, Australia.
> 
> Thur/Fri 8th-9th December, 2005.
> 
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> This two-day workshop targets a major barrier to
> cross-disciplinary 
> research in the human communication sciences:
> fundamental differences 
> among disciplines in their understanding of what
> communication is. The 
> workshop aims to
> 
>     * identify concepts of communication operating
> in a range of 
> disciplines
>     * explore existing and potential avenues to
> improving 
> interdisciplinary collaboration.
> 
> —PLENARY SPEAKERS—
> 
>     * Prof. Catherine Best, MARCS Laboratories,
> University of Western 
> Sydney
>     * Prof. Michael Corballis, Psychology,
> University of Auckland
>     * Prof. Roger Dean, Sonic Research Group,
> University of Canberra
>     * Prof. Peter Eklund, Information Systems,
> University of Wollongong 
> 
> —CALL FOR PAPERS—
> 
> Proposals are sought for half hour papers addressing
> the general theme 
> from a wide range of disciplinary perspectives. The
> number of papers is 
> limited to allow plenty of time for group
> discussion. Some possible 
> topics are listed on the workshop website at 
>
<http://www.une.edu.au/arts/LangCog/ConCom05/description.php>).
> 
> Publication of workshop proceedings is envisaged as
> a well-informed 
> cross-disciplinary introduction to 'communication'.
> 
> —STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS—
> 
> A number of student scholarships are available to
> cover travel and 
> accommodation costs of Australian/New Zealand
> students who wish to 
> attend: to apply see 
>
<http://www.une.edu.au/arts/LangCog/ConCom05/scholarship.php>.
> 
> Closing date for scholarship applications:    5th
> Sept. 2005
> 
> —COST—
> 
> Thanks to the sponsors, registration for the
> workshop is free, and 
> discussion-only participation is welcome. However,
> registration is 
> essential, as numbers are limited.
> 
> —SUBMISSION PROCEDURE—
> 
> Submissions for half-hour presentations should take
> the form of a 
> 300-word abstract. Authors should not self-identify
> anywhere in the 
> abstract. Please email your submission to
> ConCom05@une.edu.au, with 
> 'ConCom05 submission' as subject line. You can
> either enclose your 
> abstract in the message body (i.e., send it as plain
> text) or attach it 
> as PDF file (which must not contain any author
> information). The body 
> of message should in any case commence with the
> title of presentation, 
> name and affiliation of author(s), and contact
> postal address, email 
> address, and phone number.
> 
> Closing date:    5 September 2005
> 
> —SPONSORS—
> 
> ARC Human Communication Science Network
> (<http://www.hcsnet.edu.au>)
> UNE's Language and Cognition Research Centre 
> (<http://www.une.edu.au/arts/LangCog/>)
> 
> Note that the workshop integrates in time with
> several other relevant 
> HCSNet events.
> 
> —CONTACTS—
> 
> Website:
> <http://www.une.edu.au/arts/LangCog/ConCom05/>
> Email: ConCom05@une.edu.au
> 
>
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