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  • Short Course Proposals

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    Short Course Proposals

    Synopsis

    We invite proposals for short courses. Short courses offer participants an opportunity to learn new skills through interactive instruction and hands-on training in a long format (3 or 6 hours). Short courses are more interactive and informal than formal paper sessions, and they can involve extended discussion as well as hands-on training.


  • Career Central Proposals

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    Career  Central Proposals

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    These sessions help attendees learn how career pathways work at various stages of development. Career Central is structured for smaller audiences (up to 50 attendees) to accommodate these interactive elements. Career Central will be of especially strong interest to students and early career ecologists. We welcome proposals for any career stage.


  • Call for Special Sessions

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    Call for Special Sessions

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    Special sessions are 60-minute or 90-minute sessions that complement the formal scientific program, providing an opportunity for presentations or extended dialogue and exchanges beyond what is usually possible in the regular scientific sessions. These sessions are not appropriate for the presentation of formal research talks and do not include presentation abstracts. Special sessions do not…


  • Workshop Proposals

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    Workshop Proposals

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    Workshops offer participants an opportunity to learn new skills through interactive instruction and hands-on training in a short, 90-minute format. These sessions are not appropriate for the presentation of formal research talks and do not include presentation abstracts. Workshops are more interactive and informal than formal paper sessions, and they can involve extended discussion as…


  • Social Media & New Media Guidelines

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    Social/new media (Twitter, Facebook and others) “opt-out” policy: While the default assumption is to allow open discussion of ESA presentations on social/new media, please respect any request by a presenter to not disseminate the contents of their talk. When slides or posters have the op-out Twitter image, respect the authors request and do not post…


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