31st Annual Pacific Circle Consortium Conference Honolulu, Hawaii : June 25–29, 2007 : Hawaii Imin International Conference Center Education in a Pacific Context: Education Outcomes for the Twenty-first Century

Call for Proposals - Closed

Notification of acceptance to present at the 2007 conference will be sent via e-mail
to the first author no later than March 31, 2007.

The Program Committee for the 31st Annual Pacific Circle Consortium Conference invited educators to submit a proposal for a presentation at the conference in Honolulu, Hawaii. Educators with research and practice interests in the Pacific region are encouraged to share their ideas to dialogue with others in our open conference format. We encourage those interested in being part of a discussant panel for one of the theme questions to prepare a proposal in response to the invited papers below. We also welcome proposals that are more general in nature or have a differing perspective that can only add to our rich discussions.

Conference Theme: Education in a Pacific Context: Education Outcomes for the Twenty-first Century

We aim to address the following questions and issues related to the conference theme. We invite responses to the commissioned papers or original papers addressing the theme. See conference program for more information.

Presentation Formats - See accepted presentations

If your proposal is accepted, you will either be asked to serve on a discussion panel or to present your paper with others related to the theme in a breakout session. Each presentation is limited to 20 minutes including question and answer. Please arrive to your designated session room during the preceeding break so that we may double-check your multimedia slides should you have any.

Submission Procedures

Proposals were to be submitted to the program committee by March 16, 2007 March 26, 2007 (by 12 midnight Hawaii Standard Time or individual's 12 midnight standard time, whichever was later) using the following guidelines:

• Proposal was to be prepared in English. English is the official language of the conference.
• Abstracts were to be developed no longer than 500 words.
• Proposal was to be submitted electronically at the proposal submission Web site.

Receipt of the proposal was confirmed by e-mail. If the submitting authors did not hear from the Conference Committee within 5 days of sending their proposal, they were to contact us. Notification of acceptance to present at the 2007 conference will be sent via e-mail to the first author no later than March 31, 2007.

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