CALL FOR PAPERS, PANELS, & PROGRAMS

The 31st Annual Convention of the INTERNATIONAL LISTENING ASSOCIATION

Transformational Listening: Listening to change

March 24-27, 2010 (Average temperature in Albuquerque at this time of year is 70 degrees!)
The Hyatt Regency Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA

Proposals for papers and programs are now being accepted. The form is on the website, and it may be sent electronically (preferred) or through the US mail.    http://www.listen.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=311:transformational-listening-listening-to-change-call-for-papers&catid=34:conventions&Itemid=55

The call can also be accessed from the article on the front page at http://www.listen.org

The International Listening Association (ILA) invites teachers, trainers, researchers, and practitioners to present their listening research and programs at the 2010 convention.

Our multi and interdisciplinary association is interested in listening in various contexts, including, but not limited to, Business, Education, Healthcare, Political, Psychological/Helping, Religion/Spirituality, Technological, and Theory/Research. Research perspectives include Social Cognition, Persuasion, Social Influence, Nonverbal Communication, as well as the more traditional perceptions of listening.

ILA conferences boast an intimate setting with ample time to network and interact with others. Most meals are included in the registration fee, and participants are encouraged to brainstorm and design new projects.

Note that for some sessions, only abstract proposals, not completed papers, are required for submission. The proposal process can be found at the ILA website at http://www.listen.org.

Deadline is December 5, 2009.

Questions? Contact Laura Janusik, 1st VP, at Laura.Janusik@Rockhurst.edu

Invite a friend or colleague!

Laura Janusik
Assistant Professor and McGee Chair of Communication
Rockhurst University, Kansas City, MO
1st VP of the International Listening Association   http://www.listen.org
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