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Call for Papers and Presentations
2013 Northeastern Recreation Research Symposium

Presentation formats

Paper and poster presentations are considered equal in terms of expected scholarly quality. At their core, management and roundtable discussions should have a focus on application.

  • Research paper presentation: A 15-minute presentation followed by 5 minutes of discussion.
  • Poster presentation: A 60-minute session during which time authors must be available for questions and discussion.
  • Management presentation: A 90-minute session focusing on current, applied recreation management issues.
  • Roundtable discussion: A 60- to 90-minute session providing structure for stimulating discussion of timely and controversial topics.

Topical areas

The following are examples of topical areas. However, we welcome and encourage presentations on other areas of recreation research and management.

  • Natural resource management
  • Outdoor & adventure recreation
  • Historical/cultural resource management
  • Emerging and existing trends
  • Measurement and forecasting
  • Travel and tourism
  • Sustainable tourism, ecotourism, nature tourism
  • Sustainable tourism
  • Human dimensions of wildlife
  • Policy development and planning
  • Management applications
  • Methodological & theoretical development
  • Urban parks & recreation

Abstract Submission Guidelines & Website

Click here to access the online abstract submission website. To review the information needed prior to online submission, click here for the submission guidelines. If you experience any problems when submitting an abstract, please contact Clif Watts at wattsc@ecu.edu.

Presentation equipment

One LCD projector and laptop computer will be set up in each break-out session room. Speakers are asked to load their presentations onto the appropriate laptop during conference breaks from either a CD or portable hard drive. Any additional equipment is the responsibility of the presenter.

Deadlines

December 17 , 2012 One page abstract must be received via the abstract submission website by this date.
January 25, 2013 Notification of acceptance.
February 18, 2013 Full schedule (including presentation times) posted on website.

Submission

Submit to:
Edwin Gomez, Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Coordinator, Park, Recreation, and Tourism Studies Program

Old Dominion University

Human Movement Sciences Department

Student Recreation Center, Room 2021

Norfolk, VA 23529-0196

Department Phone: (757) 683-6309

Email: egomez@odu.edu

Fax: (757) 683-4270


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