[Asis-l] SIG CON - Call for participation

[Helen Atkins]

Recalling the spirit of the very first SIG/CON session (i.e., "pulled 
together too late for inclusion in the printed program" - see Ref. 1), this 
year's theme is "Just-in-Time Research."  The session will open with a 
review of just-in-time research, especially as it applies to information 
science and technology, and with the latest references added as the session 
unfolds (i.e., in real time).  Submissions for this session will be judged 
based on their relevance to the theme, of course, but special preference 
will be given to those who submit a plan showing that they will be 
gathering their data during the 2002 Meeting itself.

Potential participants may send in proposals for, or abstracts of, papers 
to be delivered the evening of Tuesday, November 19; however, in keeping 
with the theme, volunteers from the audience may also be invited to the 
podium to give just-in-time presentations.

Should you wish to have a submission considered for this program, please 
forward it to: hatkins at stanford.edu.  Submissions will be considered up to 
and including the date of the session.  The schedule of speakers will be 
posted as the session commences (be prepared).

Presenters shouldn't expect any AV support - unless we can get that pulled 
together at the last minute, of course.  (Just kidding - there will be an 
LCD projector available, but no live Internet connection.)

For the HAH team,

Helen Atkins


1) http://web.simmons.edu/~schwartz/con/sig-con-hist.html





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