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The Georgia Institute of Technology is hosting a measurement 
conference on New Directions in Psychological Measurement with 
Model-Based Approaches.  The conference will be held on February 
17-18, 2006 in Atlanta, Georgia.  This conference features 11 
internationally known measurement scholars who will present their 
developments in model-based measurement.  The newest addition to this 
slate of invited speakers is Professor Donald Rubin who will present 
his research on "Using EM and MCMC Algorithms to Study Responses in 
Experiments with Schizophrenic and Normal Patients."

In addition to the scheduled speakers, all conference attendants are 
invited to present posters that describe their own measurement 
oriented research.  Attendants who wish to present posters should 
submit an abstract of 500 words by December 19, 2005 to Dr. Susan 
Embretson 
(<mailto:[log in to unmask]>[log in to unmask]). 
Abstracts should be electronically submitted in Word, WordPerfect or 
PDF format.

Further information about the conference and registration procedures 
is available at:

  http://psychology.gatech.edu/cml/conference

Conference registration materials must be received by February 1st, 
2006.  We hope to see you in Atlanta.

Best Wishes,
Susan Embretson  &  James S. Roberts
Conference Organizers