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EPUK 03 Conference - Call for Papers
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 The third conference of the EPUK network (Environmental Psychology in the UK) is moving north of the border into Scotland, and will be hosted at the Scott Sutherland School (RGU) in Aberdeen between the 23rd and the 25th June, 2003. The themes set out below are indicative to a large degree, but the first one can in many ways be seen as the main overriding theme. Hosted as it is within a school of architecture and surveying, we hope this event will address this and many other issues in a truly interdisciplinary manner.
 
 Conference Themes
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 The main themes of the conference are:
 
 * Crossing Boundaries (the value of inter-disciplinary research)
 * Methods in people-environment studies
 * Teaching environmental psychology
 * Funding interdisciplinary research in environmental psychology
 
 You are invited to submit abstracts for individual papers, symposia, posters or discussion workshops. We also welcome submissions outside of these themes from any area of environmental psychology.
 
 Academic and Social Programme
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 * The conference is being hosted at the Scott Sutherland School of the Robert Gordon University. The school is on the Garthdee campus, which is situated in the west of the city, beside the River Dee.
 * There will be a conference dinner held on the first night of the conference (23rd June) at a local restaurant.
 * Accommodation has been secured with university halls of residence at a rate of £16.50 per night (self catering). If you would like information about alternative accommodation, we can provide details.
 * More information about Aberdeen, including how to get there can be found at: http://www.rgu.ac.uk/about/localarea/. In order to cut costs, it is advisable to book travel arrangements well in advance (BA and EasyJet are both quite good for cheap flights)
 
 
 Registration
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 * To register for the conference, simply download the registration form from http://www.envpsy.org.uk/EPUK/registration.html, or if you would like a form sent by post, then contact me on [log in to unmask] The conference fee has been set at £25.
 * As part of the printed materials to be circulated to delegates, we want to include a brief biography (up to 500 words) of each delegate's interest / research / involvement / history in environmental psychology. We are also asking all delegates to suggest what might be the priorities for research / consultancy / teaching in environmental psychology in the future (again, up to 500 words).
 * Abstracts for individual papers, symposia, or workshop discussions should be sent by email to [log in to unmask], or posted to the address at the bottom of the page.
 
 Key Dates:
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 * 30th January 2003 - Deadline for Submission of Abstracts/Workshop proposals
 * 30th March 2003 - Deadline for sending full paper submissions for publication in conference proceedings
 * 30th April 2003 - Deadline for Registration
 * 23rd-25th June 2003 - Conference
 
 Send abstracts, Biographies, and Research Priorities to:
 Anthony Craig, The Scott Sutherland School, The Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen, AB10 7QB.
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David Uzzell
Professor of Environmental Psychology
Department of Psychology
University of Surrey
Guildford, GU2 7XH, UK

Tel: +44 1483 689430
Fax: +44 1483 689550
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