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Call for Papers, Panels, and Tutorials

Fourteenth Annual Northwestern Regional Conference

Call for Papers

Deadline: April 13, 2012 April 20, 2012 Call for Papers [PDF]

Authors are asked to submit papers for presentation at the conference.

Papers are peer reviewed and those accepted will appear in The Journal of Computing Sciences in Colleges. Papers must be original and not submitted elsewhere for simultaneous review. Papers are to be a maximum of six pages, single spaced and the abstract should be limited to 300 words.

Please submit your paper online via http://ccsc.cs.georgefox.edu/nw2012/

Questions and submissions may be sent to the Papers Chair: Shereen Khoja, shereen@pacificu.edu, Pacific University. Use CCSC-NW 2012 Paper in the email subject line. Email submissions should include two attachments. One should contain a title page with abstract, author names, schools or affiliations, addresses, phone numbers, and email addresses. The second attachment should contain the paper itself starting with the title and abstract. Author names, schools and/or affiliations must not appear in the paper attachment.

Detailed guidelines for author on preparing papers for review.

Call for Panels and Tutorials

Due date: April 20, 2012

Tutorial and panel discussion submissions should include a two-page proposal, list of participants, and address, phone number, and email address of contact author.

Please submit your panel or tutorial proposal online via http://ccsc.cs.georgefox.edu/nw2012/

One planned panel we hope to repeat this year is Nifty Assignments, where instructors discuss their favorite self-authored assignments.

Questions and submissions may be sent to the Panels & Tutorials Chair: VACANT, , The Evergreen State College. Use CCSC-NW 2012 Panel & Tutorial in the subject line.

Call for Student Posters

Due date: September 30, 2012

The Northwestern Region seeks to encourage student research by providing a forum for students to present the results of their work. We invite undergraduates, including those who completed their Bachelor's degrees within the last year, to submit an abstract describing their research or significant project.

Students wishing to participate should e-mail a one-page executive summary to the Student Poster Chair: Sean Bowers, bowers@gonzaga.edu, Gonzaga University.

Detailed guidelines on student poster submission.

During the conference, an area will be reserved for the display of student posters and related materials describing their research or projects.

Guidelines and checklist for submitting final papers