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Academic Status: Grad Student Faculty Independent Scholar
Please indicate your main areas of interest:
Presenting at the Retreat: Proposal Deadline June 1st Do you need to make a presentation or facilitate a panel in order to secure funding to attend the Retreat? Yes No
Works-in-Progress If you would like to give a 10-15 minute talk about your current work, please complete the section below. Discussion of early stage research and working drafts is preferred. We encourage more senior faculty to participate as informed discussants in order to allow graduate students and junior colleagues to present their work. However, we will try to accommodate people who need to present in order to have fees covered by their home institution. Graduate students are strongly encouraged to submit a proposal and take advantage of this opportunity to obtain critical feedback in a supportive environment. Project Stage: Early Research Working Draft Near Final
Title Short Description (Max. 1200 characters or about 1/3 of a page)
Research Methods If you would like to give a 15-20 minute talk about issues in doing research -- a technique that you have found particularly helpful in your qualitative work, an underused quantitative technique to which you would like to introduce your colleagues, a critique of the typical use of a technique, an exemplar of how a technique was particularly well used, issues related to human subjects requirements -- please complete the section below. This would be a short presentation designed to inform and encourage discussion. Title Short Description (maximum 1200 characters or about 1/3 of a page)
Professional Interest If you would you like to give a 10-20 minute talk about a topic of professional interest, such as strategies for getting grants or getting work published, issues relating to teaching or mentoring, finding good research topics and getting a dissertation underway, negotiating the job market, or the like, please complete the section below. Title Short Description (maximum 1200 characters or about 1/3 of a page)
Law and Society Issues Would you like to give a talk or participate on a panel on issues broadly related to the field of law and society, future directions for the field, is there a law and society canon, how interdisciplinary should we be? Would you like to attend such a panel? Interested in: Presenting Attending Not Interested Title Short Description (maximum 1200 characters or about 1/3 of a page)
Facilitating: Are you interested in being a facilitator for a discussion group or panel presentation?Yes Available if needed No
Do you have any suggestions for the program?
REQUIRED-Please select one of the following registration fee options: Graduate Student expecting to be reimbursed by home institution (GS-Full Fee $75). Graduate Student/Independent Scholar with no expectation of reimbursement (GS/IS-Basic Fee $25). Non-UW Faculty expecting to be reimbursed by home institution (Faculty-Full Fee $125). Non-UW Faculty with no expectation of reimbursement (Faculty-Basic Fee $50). UW Faculty (Fee covered by Law School funds allocated to ILS for the Retreat).
You do not need to pay any fee at this time. We will contact you by early July with program details and a request to confirm your participation, along with information for payment by credit card. Thank you for registering -- we will be in touch in a few weeks!
You will receive a copy of your submission via email to serve as a confirmation.
