This is a "pass along FYI" post from the International Society for Intelligence Research (ISIR).
1. ISIR has instituted a new program to help defray travel costs for post-doctoral students and faculty members without travel support or with only partial support. We will be able to support ten or more persons. First priority will go to those presenting papers who are post-doctoral students or junior factulty without travel support. Travel will be funded for up to $1,500 per person. This program is being funded by ISIR.
2. The second program supports student travel and is fully explained in the conference announcement found at
http://www.isironline.org/meeting/. This program is supported by the Templeton Foundation grant that we recently received.
To apply for either program, send an email by September 25th to detterman@case.edu with an attachment stating 1) Name, 2) Affiliation, 3) Current Status (e.g., 3rd year graduate student, postdoctoral student, faculty member, etc.), 4) Travel support currently available to you, 5) Indicate if you have submitted a paper to be presented at the conference and if you will be the presenter, 6) Any other information that may be relevant to your application. Note that, because of the new program, the deadline for application to both programs has been extended to September 25, 2009.
This is also a reminder that abstracts for paper presentations in Madrid should be submitted by September 1, 2009. Also note that after September 30th, registration fees for the conference double so register early.
For further information contact:
International Society for Intelligence Research
Phone: 216-368-2681
Email: Detterman@case.edu
http://www.isironline.org
Technorati Tags: psychology, school psychology, educational psychology, neuropsychology, ISIR, intelligence, conference
1. ISIR has instituted a new program to help defray travel costs for post-doctoral students and faculty members without travel support or with only partial support. We will be able to support ten or more persons. First priority will go to those presenting papers who are post-doctoral students or junior factulty without travel support. Travel will be funded for up to $1,500 per person. This program is being funded by ISIR.
2. The second program supports student travel and is fully explained in the conference announcement found at
http://www.isironline.org/meeting/. This program is supported by the Templeton Foundation grant that we recently received.
To apply for either program, send an email by September 25th to detterman@case.edu with an attachment stating 1) Name, 2) Affiliation, 3) Current Status (e.g., 3rd year graduate student, postdoctoral student, faculty member, etc.), 4) Travel support currently available to you, 5) Indicate if you have submitted a paper to be presented at the conference and if you will be the presenter, 6) Any other information that may be relevant to your application. Note that, because of the new program, the deadline for application to both programs has been extended to September 25, 2009.
This is also a reminder that abstracts for paper presentations in Madrid should be submitted by September 1, 2009. Also note that after September 30th, registration fees for the conference double so register early.
For further information contact:
International Society for Intelligence Research
Phone: 216-368-2681
Email: Detterman@case.edu
http://www.isironline.org
Technorati Tags: psychology, school psychology, educational psychology, neuropsychology, ISIR, intelligence, conference
