We invite graduate students to submit proposals to give 15 minute talks at the preconference. The guidelines for these talks are the same as those for the SPSP conference (e.g., abstracts must include the specific goals of the study, the methods used, a summary of results, and a conclusion). Also, data must be collected prior to submission. Please email submissions directly to Kees van den Bos (k.vandenbos@uu.nl) by December 10th, 2010. Proposals must not include work that will be presented at the regular SPSP conference in any form.

If you would like to present a poster, please click the box below and submit a description of your project on the following page. Poster submissions must not include work that will be presented at the regular SPSP conference in any form.  Please note that we will not have access to large easels that typical of poster sessions at the regular SPSP conference (they are ridiculously expensive to rent). If your poster is selected to be included in the program, it is very imporant that you follow the poster guidelines.

The Paper Swap is an informal opportunity for people to share papers with others during the preconference. Although this process is informal, titles, authors, and abstracts of Paper Swap papers will be included in the official conference program. All submissions will be included in the program. If you would like to share a paper of yours via the paper swap, please click the box below and enter your information on the following page..