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REGISTRATION

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Wanting to register for Amphorae X? The only requirement is that you are studying at an Honours, Masters or PhD level, with the focus of your research being in classical studies. Registration to the conference is free, however if you wish to attend the conference dinner a charge will be incurred. Simply send an email to amphoraex@gmail.com with your completed registration form attached. You may also wish to present a paper or poster at the 2016 Amphorae conference, in which case, below are the following requirements.

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The SECOND and FINAL call for papers for Amphorae X are now open! To submit your abstract, send an email to amphoraex@gmail.com by 5pm EST on the 29th April with the following information: 

 

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UNIVERSITY OF TASMANIA, CLASSICS MUSEUM

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Attendance to the Amphorae conference in 2016 is free; however, if you wish to attend the conference dinner, a charge of $50 will be incurred. This charge will be payable on the first day of the conference when you register. 

On your registration form, please mark whether you would like to attend the dinner, and if you have any dietary requirements. 

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Your presentation should be no longer than 20 minutes to allow for 10 minutes of question time following. In your abstract submission, please include the following information: 

  • Your name 

  • Your University, department and position (Honours, Masters of PhD)

  • Title of your paper or poster  

  • An abstract of 100-200 words 

  • A short biography 

 

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If you submitted an abstract during the first call for papers, but wish to change your submission, simply re-register and circle yes to indicate the form is being updated. 

 

 

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Are you studying at an Honours level? Presenting a paper at Amphorae is a large time commitment, so it would be worthwhile to check with your supervisor before submitting your abstract. If you wish to present your research, but are unable to devote the time to a full, 20 minute presentation, you may wish to consider a poster. 

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If you wish to present a poster rather than a paper, your poster should be A0. The posters will be displayed in the Classics museum on campus. While you will not be required to give a formal presentation, ensure you are able to speak about your research in an informal setting.

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Access to computers, projectors and internet will be provided. If you have a powerpoint presentation accompanying your paper, put it on a USB and bring it along. Alternatively, we are able to connect to your personal computer directly with a VGA cable (Mac adapter also available).

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