The following information is applicable to paper presentations in Regular and/or Roundtable Sessions only.
Regular Sessions
- Papers should be original unpublished contributions to sociological research and of defensible conceptual and methodological merit
- The paper should be based on completed research
- Presentations may be in English and/or French but if the session is predominantly in another language, the session organizer may request that translated hand-outs or visual aids be provided for the other presenters and/or attendees
- The association must be notified immediately if there are changes to any presentation title or abstract, or if a presentation is withdrawn from a session in order to ensure program accuracy
- Papers must be presented during a session in the order they appear in the program
- Projected presentation times – refer to Session Guidelines, Regular Sessions
Roundtable Sessions
- Presentations may include research in progress or proposals
- Presentations may be in English and/or French but if the session is predominantly in another language, the session organizer may request that translated hand-outs be provided for the other presenters and/or attendees
- The association must be notified immediately if there are changes to any presentation title or abstract, or if a presentation is withdrawn from a session in order to ensure program accuracy
- Presentations must proceed in the order they appear in the programme