Bridging Community and Academic Voices to Create Social Change 

2011 Annual Northwest Ecological-Community Psychology Conference

October 29, 2011

Graduate Campus Conference Center

Lewis & Clark Graduate School of Education and Counseling

The student led ecological-community psychology conference provides the opportunity for individuals to share research and relevant experiences in promoting social change. Individuals are encouraged to submit proposals independently or in collaboration with other students, faculty, or community partners. Presentations of work in progress are welcome. 

We strongly encourage the involvement of community partners. 

Topics may include but are not limited to: Prevention and Intervention, Poverty and Homelessness, Public Policy, Oppression and Discrimination, Youth and Families, Student Issues, Community Engagement, Community Organizing, Empowerment, and Community Well-Being 

Proposals are due by September 30, 2011

Submit proposals to NWECO2011@gmail.com 

Proposals should include title of presentation, presenters, affiliation (if applicable), presentation format, and a 150 word abstract

 Types of Presentations:

Symposia

Workshops

Roundtables

Individual Presentations

Poster Presentations

Innovative Formats

Symposia, Workshops, & Roundtables will be allotted 45 minutes

Individual Presentations will be allotted 30 minutes

(We reserve the right to alter presentation times.)

 See our website at

https://graduate.lclark.edu/live/news/12846-2011-annual-northwest-ecologicalcommunity 

Join our Facebook group at

http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=122351511195228 

Preconference Registration before October 15, 2011

$20 Professionals & Students

$10 Community Members

Registration after October 15, 2011

$25 Professionals & Students

$10 Community Members 

Registration waivers are available based on financial need.