Conference Schedule and list of panels

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The Conference is scheduled to take place on 22 March, from 0930-1600. 

The registration, main plenary, and some panel sessions will occur in Faber 302. Concurrent sessions will take place in Berchmans 106 or CTC 106.

A campus map indicating the locations of the buildings can be found below. 

The detailed conference programme will be uploaded at a later time. 

There are no fees to be paid for participation in the conference. 

Presentations should last 10 minutes at the longest. For papers written by multiple authors, please decide how to divide your time accordingly. It is also possible that only one member of the group be assigned to speak. 

To reduce transition time, we encourage you to submit your presentation in advance. A link for presentation submissions (in PPT, PPTX, or PDF format) can be found below. 

Full papers should be uploaded by the 8th of March. Please keep them to a maximum of 8,000 words, including references, notes, and appendices. 

The recommended format for the paper is PDF, though DOC and DOCX are also accepted.

Below, you will find a link for paper submissions.

We have designed our conference as a learning experience for young researchers. As such, panels will generally follow this structure:

1. Panel Chairs introduce the members of the panel.

2. Each paper is presented for 10 minutes each. 

3. The Chair provides feedback on each paper for participants to consider or respond to.

4. The Chair asks for questions from the audience.

There is a lunch break included in the conference schedule. However, organizers are unable to provide meals since the conference is a non-paying one. Dining options are available on campus at the cafeteria (see map below), or participants may choose to dine in establishments outside of campus. However, this will entail having to cross to the other side of Katipunan Avenue. 

Certificates of participation will be distributed after the conference. 

We intend to publish the proceedings of the conference. As such, we request that participants prepare a 2,000 word extended abstract of their paper. 

These will be organized, compiled, and shared online. 

A submission link will be published below. Please submit your extended abstract in DOC or DOCX format.