Call For Papers



Fourth Annual International Crime, Media & Popular Culture Studies Conference: A Cross Disciplinary Exploration


September 17th, 18th & 19th, 2012
Conference Registration Table will be Open in Conference Hotel Lobby
Sunday, September 16, 2012, 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm


Indiana State University
Terre Haute, Indiana

Sponsored by:
Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice
Indiana State University


Conference Chair:

Franklin T. Wilson, Ph.D.
Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice
Indiana State University

ISU-ICMPCS-CONF@mail.indstate.edu
cmpc@indstate.edu
fwilson2@indstate.edu

 




Conference Goals

The Annual International Crime, Media and Popular Culture Studies Conference was established to encourage an international cross-disciplinary exchange between both academic scholars and practitioners who are engaged in research, teaching and practices associated with crime, deviance, justice and policy and their relationship with the media and popular culture. The conference serves as a forum for the dissemination of knowledge associated with these areas of study in an effort to engender further growth of the discipline among students, academicians and practitioners.


ABSTRACT SUBMISSION DEADLINE: Monday July 2, 2012
*Early abstract submission is recommended


REGISTRATION/PAYMENT DEADLINE - PRESENTERS:  July 16       REGISTRATION/PAYMENT DEADLINE - NON-PRESENTERS: Sept 3

*Everyone planning on attending the conference, whether presenting or just attending, must register and pay a registration fee in order to gain access to conference presentations.

*If you are presenting, failure to register and to pay registration fee by this date will result in removal from program.

*If you are from ISU you only need to register if you are presenting.

*If you are just attending you must show your ISU ID Card at the door.



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REGISTRATION FEES


Registration Categories

Presenter - $130.00
Non-Presenter Attendee - $150.00
Student Not from ISU (Presenter or Non-Presenter) - $100.00
ISU Faculty and/or Graduate Student Presenter - $50.00


 

*Failure to register and to pay registration fee by this date will result in removal from program.




SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS


All abstracts and payments must be submitted on-line through the International Crime, Media and Popular Culture Studies Conference website. A submission does not guarantee that your paper or poster will be accepted for presentation at the conference. Please retain hard copies of both abstract acceptance confirmations and registration/payment confirmation. On the website you will be asked to indicate the type of submission you wish to make. Your choices are the following:


GUIDELINES FOR ONLINE SUBMISSIONS

When you submit your paper through the abstract submission, you will need to select one of the 14 primary categories listed below as well as one of the 5 subcategories. Your choice will be important in determining the kind of panel on which you are placed, and it will also aid in avoiding time conflicts for panels on similar topics when possible.

Only original papers may be presented; papers that have been published or presented elsewhere may not be presented. Submissions are interpreted as meaning that the proposed presentation satisfies these conditions.

Here are a few guidelines that may help you in selecting the most appropriate category and subcategory:


1. Category: In making your selection, focus on the aspect of your paper that you would describe as your primary concern in selecting the broad category. For example, if you would like to present a paper titled, “Bob Dylan and Social Justice” you might submit under: Music

Categories:

  • Music
  • Literature
  • Graphic Novels (Comic Books)
  • Print Media
  • Film
  • Television
  • Internet
  • Internet News
  • Print News
  • Televised News
  • Video Games
  • Graffiti
  • Clothing
  • Other

2. Subcategory: When choosing your subcategory select the category that best fits your paper. For example, if you would like to present a paper titled, “City Ordinances and the Death of the Street Musician” you might choose the subcategory of Policy or Legal depending on the focus. The sub-categories will be used to help better determine the fit for panels.

Subcategories

  • Policy Focus
  • Practice Focus
  • Legal Focus
  • Theory Focus
  • Other


ABSTRACTS: All submissions must include abstracts limited to no more than 200 words and should describe the general theme of the presentation and, where relevant, the methods and results. All submissions must include complete contact information and the aforementioned category and subcategory selection.


ABSTRACT SUBMISSION DEADLINE: Monday July 2, 2013

*Failure to register and to pay registration fee by this date will result in removal from program.




APPEARANCES ON PROGRAM

The Conference will be held three full days and nights, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Conference Registration Table will be Open in Conference Hotel Lobby Sunday,
September 16, 2012 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm
Conference organizers cannot honor personal preferences for day and time of presentations.

EQUIPMENT

LCD projectors will be available for all panel presentations to facilitate computer-based presentations (especially Power Point). While presenters do not need to bring their own personal computers Power Point presentations should be saved on either a CD or portable Jump/Flash Drive. Further, Power Point presentations should be formatted in MS Windows 2003 or 2007. In addition, all panel sessions will have overhead projector access. If you will require MAC applications please indicate this when you submit abstract.




CONFERENCE HOTEL RESERVATIONS


Primary Conference Hotel

The Conference Hotel will be the Hilton Garden Inn. The conference rate will be $ 99.00 per night. In order to receive the conference rate please let the Hilton personnel that you will be attending the International Crime, Media and Popular Culture Conference in September of 2011.

Parking at the Hilton Garden Inn is FREE. Please keep in mind that the Hilton Garden Inn is within comfortable walking distance of the conference facilities at Indiana State University and numerous pubs, restaurants and coffee houses in downtown Terre Haute. Taxi service is also available from either of these locations.

Hilton Garden Inn, Terre Haute, IN (812) 234-8900 ($ 109.00 per night)


Secondary Conference Hotel

The Candlewood Suites Hotel will serve as the Secondary Conference Hotel. The conference rate at the Candlewood will be $99.00 per night plus tax. The Candlewood is located directly across the street from the Hilton and has free parking as well.



FOOD


Near the conference area one can find a variety of restaurants to choose from located in
Hulman Memorial Student Union

One can also find a variety of restaurants throughout the Terre Haute, Indiana area http://www.terrehaute.com/restaurants.aspx

7th and Elm

The Copper Bar



DRIVING DIRECTIONS TO CONFERENCE


Indiana State University is conveniently located less than 1 hour from Indianapolis International Airport traveling west on Interstate 70. Indiana State University is also within 3-5 hours driving time from Chicago, Illinois; St. Louis, Missouri; Columbia, Missouri; Louisville, Kentucky; Lexington, Kentucky; Cincinnati, Ohio; Toledo, Ohio; Columbus, Ohio; and Nashville, Tennessee.

Please Note that the map links provided may need to be printed in order to read:

Terre Haute Wide Area Map
Terre Haute Close Area Map

From Interstate 70: Use Exit 7 to 3rd Street (US-41) northbound. Proceed north on 3rd Street to Wabash Avenue (US-40). Turn right onto Wabash Avenue. Continue east on Wabash Avenue past 4th Street. You will be turning north onto 5th Street [one way north]. Take 5th Street north into the ISU campus. See the campus map for parking and building information.

From US-41 Coming North from Evansville: Proceed north on 3rd Street to Wabash Avenue (US-40). Turn right onto Wabash Avenue. Continue east on Wabash Avenue past 4th Street. You will be turning north onto 5th Street [one way north]. Take 5th Street north into the ISU campus. See the campus map for parking and building information.

From US-41 Coming South from Chicago: Proceed south on 3rd Street to Ohio Street. Turn left onto Ohio Street. Continue east on Ohio Street past 4th Street. You will be turning north onto 5th Street [one way north]. Take 5th Street north into the ISU campus. See the campus map for parking and building information.