CALL FOR PAPERS - STUDENT PAPER COMPETITION
Association of American Geographers (AAG)
Applied Geography Specialty Group
The 2012 Meeting of the AAG, February 24-28, 2012, New York, NY

The Applied Geography Specialty Group is sponsoring a student paper
competition this year. The paper and its research should utilize
geographic methods, techniques, or analysis applied in service to a real
world client, while the subject-matter focus of the paper is open. One
prize ($500) will be awarded to the best paper. The student papers
cannot be co-authored with a faculty member but can range from a class
project or term paper to one that has been given at any professional
meeting in the 12 months preceding (and including) the New York, NY AAG
conference.

Participants are required to register and present in the AGSG
Interactive Short Paper (ISP) Student Session at the February 24-28,
2012 AAG Annual Meeting.

The Applied Geography Conference Board will award the student paper
winner with a free conference registration to attend the 35th Annual
Applied Geography Conference in October, 2012 in Minneapolis, MN, and an
invitation to submit the winning paper for review and possible
publishing in the Annals from that conference.

The deadline for the submission of abstracts for the Applied Geography
Specialty Group student paper competition is the same date as the AAG
deadline for abstracts. To submit an abstract to the AGSG you must first
register for the meeting. Please review AAG guidelines for abstract
submission.

Send an abstract of no more than 250 words as an email attachment and
your personal identification number (received from the AAG after
applying online at www.aag.org), along with a 100 word maximum statement
identifying the applied geography components of their paper to Dr. Dawna
Cerney at dlcer...@ysu.edu

Written papers (8,000 word maximum) are due on January 1, 2012. The
prize will be awarded based on the written papers and not on the
presentations, and the winner will be announced at the conclusion of the
interactive session. If any participants would like informal feedback on
their presentation, please advise Dr. Cerney in advance.

Both Master’s and Ph.D. students are welcome in the competition. One
prize will be awarded in the amount of $500. All authors will be
recognized for their participation.
(See attached file: Call for Student papers_AAG12.pdf)
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