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PRESENTATION REQUIREMENTS:
Each presentation is limited to 10 minutes - this is firm. Symposium organizers will organize presenters into panels of related subjects. Each panel of presentations will be followed by a brief question and answer period. Presentations may use visual aids such as PowerPoint however it is recommended to limit text to a bare minimum with a limit of 4 slides. These are lightning talks, so presenters are encouraged to focus on outcomes/results, their implications and how it connects with other issues or work in the watershed, especially the work of others being presented at the symposium.
PRESENTATION PROPOSAL FORMAT:
All proposals should include:
Title of presentation
Presenter Contact Information:
Name
Affiliation
Address
Phone Number
E-mail address
Description of the presentation:
Include background information, goals & objectives, issues & challenges addressed, results, relevant supporting data, unique and creative solutions, collaborations, importance and interest to the health of the Green-Duwamish Watershed.
Description should be 250 words or less.
PRESENTATION PROPOSAL DEADLINE: November 20, 2015
SUBMISSION ADDRESS:
Please e-mail complete proposals to the Symposia Committee at [email protected]
PRESENTATION TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
In submitting a proposal, all presenters agree to the following terms and conditions:
I confirm that each author/presenter listed agrees with the content of this presentation or poster has given permission to be listed as an author/presenter.
I understand that should my proposal be accepted for presentation or poster, I am required to register for the conference.
I hereby provide permission for the symposium committee to publish my presentation proposal along with my contact information on the symposium website and material.
I understand that my proposal will be printed, if accepted, as submitted and that no editing to grammar or spelling will be undertaken by the symposium committee.
Contact Information:
Contact Information: [email protected]
Website: GreenDuwamishWatershed.org
Each presentation is limited to 10 minutes - this is firm. Symposium organizers will organize presenters into panels of related subjects. Each panel of presentations will be followed by a brief question and answer period. Presentations may use visual aids such as PowerPoint however it is recommended to limit text to a bare minimum with a limit of 4 slides. These are lightning talks, so presenters are encouraged to focus on outcomes/results, their implications and how it connects with other issues or work in the watershed, especially the work of others being presented at the symposium.
PRESENTATION PROPOSAL FORMAT:
All proposals should include:
Title of presentation
Presenter Contact Information:
Name
Affiliation
Address
Phone Number
E-mail address
Description of the presentation:
Include background information, goals & objectives, issues & challenges addressed, results, relevant supporting data, unique and creative solutions, collaborations, importance and interest to the health of the Green-Duwamish Watershed.
Description should be 250 words or less.
PRESENTATION PROPOSAL DEADLINE: November 20, 2015
SUBMISSION ADDRESS:
Please e-mail complete proposals to the Symposia Committee at [email protected]
PRESENTATION TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
In submitting a proposal, all presenters agree to the following terms and conditions:
I confirm that each author/presenter listed agrees with the content of this presentation or poster has given permission to be listed as an author/presenter.
I understand that should my proposal be accepted for presentation or poster, I am required to register for the conference.
I hereby provide permission for the symposium committee to publish my presentation proposal along with my contact information on the symposium website and material.
I understand that my proposal will be printed, if accepted, as submitted and that no editing to grammar or spelling will be undertaken by the symposium committee.
Contact Information:
Contact Information: [email protected]
Website: GreenDuwamishWatershed.org