AMCIS 2005 Call for Panels, Tutorials, and Workshops

IMPORTANT DEADLINES:
Panel and tutorial submissions: February 1, 2005
Workshop submissions: March 1, 2005

This year we have a separate committee to review panel, tutorial, and workshop proposals. If you wish to propose panels, tutorials, or workshops at AMCIS 2005, please send your proposals directly to:

AMCIS2005Panels@lists.unomaha.edu

Please note that even if you are submitting a panel/tutorial/workshop proposal to a minitrack, you must submit the proposal to the above email account in order for it to be considered. Panel/tutorial/workshop proposals not submitted to this email address cannot be accessed by the panel/tutorial/workshop co-chairs and, therefore, cannot be considered. All submissions should be 5 pages or less (double-spaced) and in MSWord or PDF format and cover timely topics of interest to the Information Systems community.

Format for a tutorial proposal (1.5 hours long):

• Tutorial title, a 200-word abstract, and a brief outline
• Information on the speaker should include the name, affiliation address (postal address, telephone, fax and e-mail), and qualifications for giving the proposed tutorial
• Special requirements such as Internet access and access to computers or software, etc.
• Description of likely participants and an estimate of the number of participants attending the tutorial

Format for a panel proposal (1.5 hours long and 3-5 speakers):

• Panel title, a 200-word abstract, and a brief outline
• Information on the panel chair should include the name, affiliation address (postal address, telephone, fax and e-mail)
• Envisioned activities during the panel
• Names and affiliation of the panelists. Note: Panelists must commit to participating in the panel prior to the submission.
• Description of likely participants and an estimate of the number of participants attending the session

Format for a workshop proposal (either full or half day):

• Workshop title, a 200-word abstract, whether it is a whole day or half day, and a brief outline
• Information on the workshop leader and/or speaker should include the name, affiliation address (postal address, telephone, fax and e-mail)
• Envisioned activities during the workshop
• Special requirements such as Internet access, access to computers, limit to the number of enrollees, etc.
• Description of likely participants and an estimate of the number of participants attending the workshop

If you have questions regarding this call for proposals, please don't hesitate to contact:
Matt Germonprez: germonprez@case.edu
Keng Siau: ksiau@unlnotes.unl.edu
Sid Davis: sidneydavis@mail.unomaha.edu

For more information about the conference or paper submissions please visit: http://amcis2005.isqa.unomaha.edu/ http://amcis2005.isqa.unomaha.edu/callforpapers.htm