Call for Papers
4th Asia Pacific Symposium on Emotions and Worklife
Friday, 27th November, 2009

Closing date for submission is 16 October, 2009

Download the Call for Papers in PDF

Procedure for Submitting Your Paper:

Submissions for the round table (Poster) session should be forwarded as an abstract of between 200 and 400 words describing your project/paper, as well as the paper title, author(s), affiliations, and contact details.  Posters will be discussed briefly in moderated roundtable sessions following poster viewing. In keeping with the roundtable format, we welcome papers describing 'work in progress' or developmental papers.

Groups also may wish to propose an innovative panel, hot topic discussion session, or short symposium bearing in mind that we wish to use our limited time in the way that will benefit participants most and advance their research.  Group proposals should provide a 400 to 800 word outline of the topic including a short description of each group members’ contribution.

Submit your abstract or proposal as an MS Word file (.doc), with double-spaced text and a 12-pt font to the Editor, Maree Boyle (M.Boyle@griffith.edu.au).  All abstracts / proposals will be published in a conference publication.

To submit your paper for review for inclusion in the symposium program:

• Submit an MS Word file, with double-spaced text and a 12-pt font to Maree Boyle (M.Boyle@griffith.edu.au)
• The file should include an abstract of between 200 and 400 words describing your project/paper, as well as the paper title, author(s), affiliations, and contact details.
• If you wish to propose an innovative panel, hot topic discussion session, or short symposium, feel free to do so, bearing in mind that we wish to use our limited time in the way that will most benefit participants and advance their research.

Posters will be discussed briefly in moderated roundtable sessions following poster viewing.  In keeping with the roundtable format, we welcome papers describing 'work in progress' or developmental papers.

The closing date for all submissions is Friday 16 October 2009. All accepted papers will be published in the Symposium Book of Abstracts.

Doctoral students submitting papers to the symposium may also apply for a Travel Support Scholarship.  A limited number of scholarships are available and will be assessed based on individual need and the quality of the paper submission.  See the Scholarships page for more information.

Please feel free to contact any member of the organising committee if you need further information.

We look forward to seeing you there.