As so many of us get extremely busy during the summer months, we would like to share some great news. If you had thought about submitting a manuscript to ASB this year but were under a time-crunch, it should feel good to know that we are extending the deadline of the Call for Papers until Friday, August 22, 2014!
Simply use this link to visit the ASB 2014 conference website, find your track area and follow the link to Easy Chair to submit your paper. http://asb.acadiau.ca/2014conference/chairs.php
***Important note for all authors! Please submit your papers in a Word-compatible format so that the Area Chairs can remove your author information BEFORE they send out your paper for review. (Not PDF as per the CFP)
This webpage is your central hub for all ASB2014 information and exciting conference news, including:
- The conference theme around “Communities, Context, and Communication”
- Information about our amazing hotel rates at the beautiful Atlantic Hotel
- Our 2nd Annual ‘Fun Run’ that will take in views of the Halifax Harbour
- Links to our online registration portal (be sure to register soon to get the Early Bird rate!)
- Information on our academic keynote speaker, Dr. Roy Jacques
PLUS: The opportunity to have your manuscript published in one of the multiple special journal issues that are working with our 2014 conference!
Additionally, there are two student-centred events being held on Saturday, September 27th:
- The KPMG Student Case Competition – Organized by Karen Lightstone (karen.lightstone@smu.ca)
- The Student Research Workshop & Fun Competition aimed at both undergraduate students planning to pursue graduate education and early-career graduate students – Organized by Scott MacMillan (scott.macmillan@msvu.ca)
We have a fantastic conference shaping up and want you, your students and your school to be a part of it all in Halifax! Please reach out to any of the track chairs if you are intent on submitting, have an interest in participating, or have any questions.
Don’t miss spending September 26-28, 2014 on the campus of Mount Saint Vincent University!
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