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CHASE Encounters – Call for Contributions

We are delighted to announce that CHASE Encounters is returning to University of Sussex this November on 15th and 16th. As always, we would like to showcase the fantastic range of research that CHASE students are working on. For this conference we are offering a range of opportunities for you to be part of the conference programme and share your research with your CHASE colleagues.

  1. Research in progress papers – to be delivered during a plenary session.

  2. Panel presentations – to be delivered to breakout groups focusing on themes, disciplines, subject areas.

  3. Creative performances – to be delivered during a plenary session.

How to apply to contribute:
a. Research in progress papers – please submit a short abstract.
b1. Panel presentations (fully formed panel) – please submit short abstracts for each presentation (between and four presentations) along with a brief outline of the theme, disciple, subject area of the panel and names and affiliations of all presenters.
b2. Panel presentations (individual) – please submit a short abstract for your presentation and the theme, discipline, subject area you feel it fits. We will seek to organise panels from the individual submissions we receive.
c. Creative performances – please submit a brief outline of the performance, all technical requirements, and details of any anticipated costs (for example equipment hire).

Please send your proposal, noting which category above your proposal falls under, to enquiries@chase.ac.uk by 11 October 2019.

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