关于第9次环太平洋地区大学联合会博士生会议参会申报通知 2007.11.26
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时间：2007-11-26
关于第9次环太平洋地区大学联合会博士生会议
第9次环太平洋地区大学联合会博士生会议将于2008年7月14日- 18日在俄罗斯的Far Eastern National University (FENU), Vladivostok举行。会议的主题为“Leading Research for a Better Future: Pacific Scope, Global Impact”，旨在通过来自不同学科背景的参会者之间的交流深化和扩展博士研究生的研究兴趣。会议将为博士研究生们创造一个互动、分享、交流和建立友谊的平台。
博士生可以通过提交论文或组织专题小组分会（panel session）等两种形式参会。
会议的相关申请日程安排如下：
10 January 2008 Deadline for the on-line submission of panel proposals (at most 500 words)
20 January 2008 Notification of acceptance of panels
30 January 2008 Deadline for the on-line submission of abstracts (at most 400 words)
1 March 2008 Notification of acceptance of abstracts
30 May 2008 Deadline for the submission of full papers
14 July - 18 July 2008 Doctoral Student Conference at Far Eastern National University
会议联系方式： dsc2008@dvgu.ru
资助情况：
1、FENU will provide free accommodation for the DSC participants at the time of conference.
Free pick-up from the airport will also be arranged.
2、FENU will not be charging registration fees for the 9th Annual Association of Pacific Rim Universities Doctoral Students Conference.
3、研究生院将视博士生参会的情况，资助部分参会博士生的往返旅费。申请程序见《北京大学研究生学术交流基金资助办法（试行）》
有意参会的博士生可查看该会议的详细介绍（附件）和相关网站了解情况（http://www.fenu.ru/dsc2008）。若有其它疑问，可致电62751352，62755598，联系人：胡晓阳，何峰。
研究生院培养办公室
2007年11月26日
（后附英文稿原件）
Call for Papers and Panel Proposals
9th APRU DOCTORAL STUDENTS CONFERENCE
Hosted by Far Eastern National University
14 – 18 July, 2008
We are pleased to announce that the 9th Annual Association of Pacific Rim Universities Doctoral Students Conference (APRU DSC) will take place in the Far Eastern National University (FENU), Vladivostok, Russia, from 14 to 18 July 2008.
The FENU Organizing Committee calls for papers/panel proposals for presentations to be given at the 9th APRU DSC. The conference theme is “Leading Research for a Better Future: Pacific Scope, Global Impact”.
Doctoral students from all disciplines, including, but not limited to, the social sciences, the humanities, engineering, natural sciences, biological sciences, architectural designs, administration, and business are invited to submit an abstract and present a paper related to their doctoral research.
As with previous conferences, the 9th APRU DSC aims to help doctoral students deepen and widen their research interests through discussions with other participants from diverse academic backgrounds. The conference will include plenary sessions, workshops, contributed paper sessions, and panel sessions. The conference will create an atmosphere for doctoral students to interact, share their research interests, network, and establish lifelong friendships among PhD students.
Participation at this conference will be subjected to a selection process by the host university on criteria such as the quality of submitted abstracts and geographical representation by APRU member universities.
The presentation of papers can take place under the (1) paper sessions or (2) panel sessions. The two stated sessions are similar accept that the panel sessions will require doctoral students to submit panel proposals and form panel sessions focused on a specific area/issue, in order to initiate more focused discussions. It should be noted that the eventual selection of participants would be based on their abstracts and not the accepted panel proposals.
Papers presented in the contributed paper and panel sessions are expected to be drawn from all academic disciplines including, but not limited to, the following disciplines:
Anthropology, Archaeology, Arts, Biology, Business, Chemistry, Commerce, Computer Science, Earth Sciences, Economics, Education, Engineering, Health Care, History, Information Technology, International Relations, Law, Life Sciences, Linguistics, Literature, Mathematics, Medicine, Philosophy, Psychology, Physics, Political Science, and Sociology.
The official language of the conference is English. Abstracts, paper presentations and all conference materials will be in English. Approximately 80 doctoral students will be selected to present papers at the Doctoral Students Conference at FENU. Information about registration will be provided on the conference web site in due course.
Notes for Panel Proposals
1. Panel proposals should be submitted in English using the On-Line Registration system (http://www.fenu.ru/dsc2008).
2. Each panel proposal should include a panel title, the organizer's name, and the details of possible presenters.
3. Panel members should include presenters from at least three different universities or three separate disciplines.
4. You are encouraged to submit your abstract of the paper according to the panel you have proposed.
5. In order to participate in the 9th APRU DSC, it should be noted that the selection of participants would be based on their abstracts and not the accepted panel proposals.
6.
It is expected that panel organizers will chair the panels they organize, and be involved in the selection of papers for their panels, if their abstracts have been accepted by the FENU Organizing Committee.
Notes for Abstracts
1. Abstracts and any accompanying paper should be submitted in English using the On-Line Registration system (http://www.fenu.ru/dsc2008).
2. Each abstract should contain a description of the paper not exceeding 400 words, and should include the title, author's name, institutional affiliation, nationality, discipline, a maximum of 5 keywords, and a panel preference (optional). The keywords are designed to provide a guide to the areas/issues covered by the paper.
3. The criteria for judging the abstracts will be the same as those used at 8th APRU DSC in Keio University, namely:
1) Purpose of the paper &/or questions/issues being addressed
2) Important assumptions of the analysis being undertaken (hypothesis)
3) Methodology &/or data
4) The contribution of the paper
5) Implication of the findings
4. If there is more than one author, the name of the person who is going to be the presenter shall be clearly indicated in the abstract.
5. In principle, the person presenting the paper must be a doctoral student enrolled at a university that is a member of the Association of Pacific Rim Universities (APRU) at the time the abstract is submitted. However, FENU will allow a small number (approximately five) of doctoral students enrolled at universities that are not members of APRU to present their papers at the DSC conference. In this case, the papers should have some connection to the Asia-Pacific region, and students must provide a letter of recommendation from a member of the faculty or department where they are enrolled.
6. In order to participate in the 9th APRU DSC, it should be noted that participation is subject to the acceptance of abstracts by the FENU Organizing Committee.
Financial Support
FENU will provide free accommodation for the DSC participants at the time of conference.
Free pick-up from the airport will also be arranged.
FENU will not be charging registration fees for the 9th Annual Association of Pacific Rim Universities Doctoral Students Conference.
Key Dates for the Conference
10 January 2008 Deadline for the on-line submission of panel proposals (at most 500 words)
20 January 2008 Notification of acceptance of panels
30 January 2008 Deadline for the on-line submission of abstracts (at most 400 words)
1 March 2008 Notification of acceptance of abstracts
30 May 2008 Deadline for the submission of full papers
14 July - 18 July 2008 Doctoral Student Conference at Far Eastern National University
Correspondence
All correspondence should be directed to dsc2008@dvgu.ru
Further information
For further information, please see the conference web-site:
http://www.fenu.ru/dsc2008
第9次环太平洋地区大学联合会博士生会议将于2008年7月14日- 18日在俄罗斯的Far Eastern National University (FENU), Vladivostok举行。会议的主题为“Leading Research for a Better Future: Pacific Scope, Global Impact”，旨在通过来自不同学科背景的参会者之间的交流深化和扩展博士研究生的研究兴趣。会议将为博士研究生们创造一个互动、分享、交流和建立友谊的平台。
博士生可以通过提交论文或组织专题小组分会（panel session）等两种形式参会。
会议的相关申请日程安排如下：
10 January 2008 Deadline for the on-line submission of panel proposals (at most 500 words)
20 January 2008 Notification of acceptance of panels
30 January 2008 Deadline for the on-line submission of abstracts (at most 400 words)
1 March 2008 Notification of acceptance of abstracts
30 May 2008 Deadline for the submission of full papers
14 July - 18 July 2008 Doctoral Student Conference at Far Eastern National University
会议联系方式： dsc2008@dvgu.ru
资助情况：
1、FENU will provide free accommodation for the DSC participants at the time of conference.
Free pick-up from the airport will also be arranged.
2、FENU will not be charging registration fees for the 9th Annual Association of Pacific Rim Universities Doctoral Students Conference.
3、研究生院将视博士生参会的情况，资助部分参会博士生的往返旅费。申请程序见《北京大学研究生学术交流基金资助办法（试行）》
有意参会的博士生可查看该会议的详细介绍（附件）和相关网站了解情况（http://www.fenu.ru/dsc2008）。若有其它疑问，可致电62751352，62755598，联系人：胡晓阳，何峰。
研究生院培养办公室
2007年11月26日
（后附英文稿原件）
Call for Papers and Panel Proposals
9th APRU DOCTORAL STUDENTS CONFERENCE
Hosted by Far Eastern National University
14 – 18 July, 2008
We are pleased to announce that the 9th Annual Association of Pacific Rim Universities Doctoral Students Conference (APRU DSC) will take place in the Far Eastern National University (FENU), Vladivostok, Russia, from 14 to 18 July 2008.
The FENU Organizing Committee calls for papers/panel proposals for presentations to be given at the 9th APRU DSC. The conference theme is “Leading Research for a Better Future: Pacific Scope, Global Impact”.
Doctoral students from all disciplines, including, but not limited to, the social sciences, the humanities, engineering, natural sciences, biological sciences, architectural designs, administration, and business are invited to submit an abstract and present a paper related to their doctoral research.
As with previous conferences, the 9th APRU DSC aims to help doctoral students deepen and widen their research interests through discussions with other participants from diverse academic backgrounds. The conference will include plenary sessions, workshops, contributed paper sessions, and panel sessions. The conference will create an atmosphere for doctoral students to interact, share their research interests, network, and establish lifelong friendships among PhD students.
Participation at this conference will be subjected to a selection process by the host university on criteria such as the quality of submitted abstracts and geographical representation by APRU member universities.
The presentation of papers can take place under the (1) paper sessions or (2) panel sessions. The two stated sessions are similar accept that the panel sessions will require doctoral students to submit panel proposals and form panel sessions focused on a specific area/issue, in order to initiate more focused discussions. It should be noted that the eventual selection of participants would be based on their abstracts and not the accepted panel proposals.
Papers presented in the contributed paper and panel sessions are expected to be drawn from all academic disciplines including, but not limited to, the following disciplines:
Anthropology, Archaeology, Arts, Biology, Business, Chemistry, Commerce, Computer Science, Earth Sciences, Economics, Education, Engineering, Health Care, History, Information Technology, International Relations, Law, Life Sciences, Linguistics, Literature, Mathematics, Medicine, Philosophy, Psychology, Physics, Political Science, and Sociology.
The official language of the conference is English. Abstracts, paper presentations and all conference materials will be in English. Approximately 80 doctoral students will be selected to present papers at the Doctoral Students Conference at FENU. Information about registration will be provided on the conference web site in due course.
Notes for Panel Proposals
1. Panel proposals should be submitted in English using the On-Line Registration system (http://www.fenu.ru/dsc2008).
2. Each panel proposal should include a panel title, the organizer's name, and the details of possible presenters.
3. Panel members should include presenters from at least three different universities or three separate disciplines.
4. You are encouraged to submit your abstract of the paper according to the panel you have proposed.
5. In order to participate in the 9th APRU DSC, it should be noted that the selection of participants would be based on their abstracts and not the accepted panel proposals.
6.
It is expected that panel organizers will chair the panels they organize, and be involved in the selection of papers for their panels, if their abstracts have been accepted by the FENU Organizing Committee.
Notes for Abstracts
1. Abstracts and any accompanying paper should be submitted in English using the On-Line Registration system (http://www.fenu.ru/dsc2008).
2. Each abstract should contain a description of the paper not exceeding 400 words, and should include the title, author's name, institutional affiliation, nationality, discipline, a maximum of 5 keywords, and a panel preference (optional). The keywords are designed to provide a guide to the areas/issues covered by the paper.
3. The criteria for judging the abstracts will be the same as those used at 8th APRU DSC in Keio University, namely:
1) Purpose of the paper &/or questions/issues being addressed
2) Important assumptions of the analysis being undertaken (hypothesis)
3) Methodology &/or data
4) The contribution of the paper
5) Implication of the findings
4. If there is more than one author, the name of the person who is going to be the presenter shall be clearly indicated in the abstract.
5. In principle, the person presenting the paper must be a doctoral student enrolled at a university that is a member of the Association of Pacific Rim Universities (APRU) at the time the abstract is submitted. However, FENU will allow a small number (approximately five) of doctoral students enrolled at universities that are not members of APRU to present their papers at the DSC conference. In this case, the papers should have some connection to the Asia-Pacific region, and students must provide a letter of recommendation from a member of the faculty or department where they are enrolled.
6. In order to participate in the 9th APRU DSC, it should be noted that participation is subject to the acceptance of abstracts by the FENU Organizing Committee.
Financial Support
FENU will provide free accommodation for the DSC participants at the time of conference.
Free pick-up from the airport will also be arranged.
FENU will not be charging registration fees for the 9th Annual Association of Pacific Rim Universities Doctoral Students Conference.
Key Dates for the Conference
10 January 2008 Deadline for the on-line submission of panel proposals (at most 500 words)
20 January 2008 Notification of acceptance of panels
30 January 2008 Deadline for the on-line submission of abstracts (at most 400 words)
1 March 2008 Notification of acceptance of abstracts
30 May 2008 Deadline for the submission of full papers
14 July - 18 July 2008 Doctoral Student Conference at Far Eastern National University
Correspondence
All correspondence should be directed to dsc2008@dvgu.ru
Further information
For further information, please see the conference web-site:
http://www.fenu.ru/dsc2008