Monday, September 3, 2007
AAM
I just (okay, not just - I submitted on Friday afternoon) completed my first session proposal for an AAM event. I've been wanting to participate in the national conference for years and always had a reason not to submit a proposal - didn't have the funding to go, didn't have an idea to submit, or just plain missed the deadline. But after I heard AAM was in Denver this year, I knew I had to pull myself together and send in a proposal. I was surfing the web last Tuesday and thought I should check out the deadline for submissions - that would be last Friday - as in I had three days to pull an idea, presenters, and a coherent session proposal together. I've been working on a project that involves exhibition and curriculum development with several colloborators - including a museum, an educational not-for-profit and four public school teachers from different states. Seemed easiest to try to use this project as a case study and luckily every one was on board for presenting. Trying to pull all of the descriptions and ideas into 100 word chunks (per AAM requirements) was a bit tricky; but ultimately a great exercise in being concise. So, now I guess I wait to hear from the AAM committee...
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Good luck! I've had a couple people suggest that I submit my research as a panel discussion idea for next year's AZA convention, and the idea terrifies me. You'll have to let us know how it all turns out.
Awesome! Getting the abstract submitted is the first hurdle. I'm panicking over here about presenting at SVP in October. :(
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