Call for Papers
August 9-12, 2000 | Phoenix
AEJMC Public Relations Division
Faculty and Graduate Student
Research Papers
The Research Committee of the Public Relations Division invites both faculty and students to submit competitive papers related to public relations research for AEJMC's national convention Aug. 9-12, 2000, in Phoenix, Arizona.
Papers should test, refine, or expand public relations theory or practices; critically review issues relevant to public relations theory and research; or explore methods of effective public relations practice. Submissions employing all methods of inquiry are encouraged. Papers should include appropriate literature reviews, methodology, findings and discussion, and they should NOT have been presented in other forums.
SIX (6) copies of each paper must be postmarked no later than April 1, 2000. (NO e-mail or fax submissions will be considered.) Authors will be notified by May 15, 2000. At least one author MUST attend the convention to present the paper.
All six copies must include a cover page identifying the author(s) with appropriate identification for all listed author(s) including rank as a faculty member or graduate student; mailing address(es); telephone number(s); and, if available, the e-mail address of the principal author. The paper's body should include a title and a maximum 75-word, single-spaced abstract on a separate sheet of paper included immediately after the title page. The only identification throughout the paper should be a running header with the title of the paper and page number.
Along with the six copies, include a disk containing the paper in digital form and identifying the type of word-processing program the paper is saved in, the name of the paper and the principal author and a completed and signed permission form. On the permission form, the author does not have to grant AEJMC permission to do anything with the paper, i.e., the author can check "no" on all items; but the form needs to be included with the paper submission. Format requirements and the permission form are included in the January 2000 edition of AEJMC NEWS.
Send SIX copies, disks, and correspondence to:
Dr. Kenneth Plowman
Chair: Public Relations Research Papers
School of Journalism and Mass Communications
San Jose State University
San Jose, CA 95192-0055
Phone: (408) 924-3247
Fax: (408) 924-3229
E-mail: plowman@jmc.sjsu.edu
Public Relations Teaching Papers
The Teaching Committee of the Public Relations Division invites both faculty and students to submit competitive papers related to public relations teaching for AEJMC's national convention Aug. 9-12, 2000, in Phoenix, Arizona.
Papers can be on any aspect of the topic, including values in curriculum choices, adapting classroom instructor to changes in communication technologies, educational trends, faculty development, diversity issues, ideas for motivating students, creative approaches to teaching, assessing student outcomes, and preparing students for lifelong learning. Papers should include appropriate literature reviews, methodology, findings and discussion, and they should NOT have been presented in other forums.
SIX (6) copies of each paper must be postmarked no later than April 1, 2000. (NO e-mail or fax submissions will be considered.) Authors will be notified by May 15, 2000. At least one author MUST attend the convention to present the paper.
All six copies must include a cover page identifying the author(s) with appropriate identification for all listed author(s) including rank as a faculty member or graduate student; mailing address(es); telephone number(s); and, if available, the e-mail address of the principal author. The paper's body should include a title and a maximum 75-word, single-spaced abstract on a separate sheet of paper. The abstract should be included in the paper directly after the title page. The only identification throughout the paper should be a running header with the title of the paper and page number.
Along with the six copies, include a disk containing the paper in digital form and identifying the type of word-processing program the paper is saved in, the name of the paper and the principal author and a completed and signed permission form. On the permission form, the author does not have to grant AEJMC permission to do anything with the paper, i.e., the author can check "no" on all items; but the form needs to be included with the paper submission. Format requirements and the permission form are also included in the January 2000 edition of AEJMC NEWS.
Send SIX copies, disks, and correspondence to:
Ms. Shannon Bowen
Chair: Public Relations Teaching Papers
Department of Communication
University of Maryland
2130 Skinner Bldg.
College Park, MD 20742
Phone: (301) 405-2399
Fax: (301) 314-9166
E-mail: umdsb@aol.com
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