NESUG 2005 Call For Papers

Posted on behalf of NESUG

We hope you all had a very happy new year and are now thinking about writing papers for 2005. NESUG 2005 will be held September 11–14 in Portland, Maine and the Call for Papers is now open. The deadline for submitting an abstract is April 15 but you don’t have to wait until then. You can submit an abstract any time. If accepted, a draft of your paper will be due on June 23 and the final paper is due on July 21.

This is the first time NESUG will be in Portland, Maine. The city has much to offer whether you are interested in history, museums, recreational activities, shopping, scenery, or cuisine. This is a perfect location to plan a few extra days before and/or after the conference. The weather should be fantastic at that time of the year.

So now is the time to take action! You can submit an abstract in any of our sections:

• Administration & Support
• Analysis
• Applications
• Coders’ Corner
• Data Presentation
• Hands-On Workshops
• Ins & Outs
• Posters
• Programming & Manipulation

If you have never presented before, this is the time to give it a try. First time presenters are always welcome and encouraged. You can submit a short paper (10 min) in the Coders’ Corner section, or longer ones (20 min or 50 min) in any of the other sections, or you can prepare a Poster. Our Section Chairs will guide you through the process so that you will feel comfortable and be successful.

And remember, all presenters get a discounted registration fee.

For detailed information, please go to our web site and read the Call for Papers. It includes a description of the sections, instructions for submitting an abstract, and all deadline information.

If you still have questions, feel free to contact the Conference Chairs or the Section Chairs listed in the Leadership Team.

We look forward to having you work with us on NESUG 2005 and be a part of another exciting and successful conference.

See you in Portland! Your NESUG 2005 Conference Chairs:

Sue Douglass
s.douglass@att.net

Lois Levin
Lois.Levin@NESUG.org