AAGT INAMSTERDAM, 2005

 

 

 

CALL FOR PROPOSALS


NEW DEADLINE is JUNE 15th 2005

 

 

 

Regional European AAGT Conference, 4-7 August, 2005

 

Theme: Co-Creating Gestalt Relationships

 

(Business Meeting, 7-9 August 2005)

 

De Ruimte (The Space), Weesperzijde 79a, 1091 EVAmsterdam

 

           Presentations are two hours in length, including time for participant discussion. All proposals that have been peer reviewed and presented at previous Gestalt Conferences will not be reviewed again except in the sense of choosing those that seem most suitable for the conference if there are more submissions than the conference can accommodate. We are also encouraging new proposals. Selection will be made based on criteria such as: creativity, innovation, significant research or contribution to the field, and relevance to the conference theme. Presentations may be theoretical, clinical, experiential, demonstration, panel discussions, and video. Selections will be made by the conference planning committee following blind peer review of new proposals.

 

            Please consider the overall theme when designing your proposed program. Proposals must be in accordance with the format below. The proposal form can also be downloaded from the AAGT website, <www.aagt.org>. Proposals that have been previously peer-reviewed and presented at a recent Gestalt conference (AAGT,  EAGT, GANZ, ITA, etc.) may be submitted using their original forms and wording. In this case, please mention the conference at which the presentation was previously made. If you have made very minor changes, such as a change in the title but with the same material, please indicate this in your cover letter. Titles should be accurately descriptive and no more than 65 characters long due to formatting issues in the printing of the program.

 

         DEADLINE for receipt of the proposal is June 15th.  Please include with your proposal a cover letter which states the title of your proposal and includes contact information: your name, address, telephone and fax numbers, and email address. Please e-mail your proposal in the body of your message, after the cover sheet. Do not send as an attachment (enclosure) since sometimes these cannot be opened due to formatting conflicts. If your submission was peer-reviewed and accepted at a previous Gestalt conference, e-mail it to:

 

 <amsterdam-05@lycos.com>  (This e-mail address is dedicated specifically for our review committee's work)

 

         If your submission is a new one not presented at one of these conferences, please e-mail to:

 

<peterhayscole@hotmail.com>

 

         If you do not have the ability to send your submission electronically, please send IN TRIPLICATE (three copies) by regular (snail) mail to:

 

Peter Cole; 2011 P St. Suite 201; Sacramento CA 95814, USA

 

         You will be notified of your proposal’s receipt. Should your proposal be accepted for the Amsterdam program, you will be asked for further information for inclusion in the conference program and for Continuing Education requirements. Within two weeks following acceptance of your proposal, please be prepared to send your curriculum vita, a brief description of your presentation, learning objectives and questions, and a brief bio. 

 

     

 

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Complete the following form if this is a new proposal.

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A.  COVER LETTER, INCLUDING YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS

 

B.  (AFTER PAGE BREAK ON E-SUBMISSIONS, OR ON A SEPARATE

PAGE ON HARDCOPY SUBMISSIONS):

 

 

PRESENTATION PROPOSAL FORM

AAGT in Amsterdam

4-7 August, 2005

 

 

ID NUMBER___________(please leave blank)

 

Deadline for receipt of this proposal form is June 15th.

 

Send in the body of an email to one of the two e-mail addresses above, as appropriate, or in hardcopy to the third address.

 

DO NOT PUT ANY IDENTIFYING INFORMATION ON YOUR PRESENTATION PROPOSAL FORM.

 

You will be notified when to send additional information. 

 

Please type or print clearly. All sections must be completed in order to be considered. Expand sections as needed and/or use additional sheets as necessary.

 

1. Title of Presentation (Limit  65 characters, including spaces):

 

2. Gestalt Experience Level Recommended for Participants:

 

___ Highly Experienced

 

___ Moderately Experienced

 

___ Novice

 

___ All Ranges, No Limitations

 

 

3. Description of Format (Prioritize applicable categories and elements; 1=highest):

 

___ Didactic

 

___ Based on a formal paper (will have copies available)

 

___ Based on a research project, completed or ongoing

 

___ Based on work experience

 

___ Based on theory

 

 

4. Description of Experiential Components (Check all that apply):

 

___ Demonstration

 

___ Panel

 

___ Discussion

 

___ Experimental participation

 

___ Video/Multi-media/Powerpoint  (BRING YOUR OWN EQUIPMENT--THE

CONFERENCE WILL NOT SUPPLY IT)

 

 

5. Description (200-300 words describing what you intend to do, how you will do it, and how the presentation will relate to conference themes and/or sub-themes. Be specific.)

 

 

 

6. A 5- to 10-point outline of proposed presentation content.

 

 

 

7. Assessment test items (Please list 4 to 7 assessment questions and include answers.)

 

8. List 4 or more references to support your presentation. Please include at least two publications that are more recent than 1990.