[Air-L] AoIR 8.0 Let's Play: Calling all Birds of a Feather!

[ebenyehu at sfu.ca]

can anyone do that? even if I have not been registrated yet or presenting a
paper? i do have a very good topic to discuss with a group..
MA candidate SIAT, sfu 

On Tue, 18 Sep 2007 15:31:50 -0400 air-l at listserv.aoir.org wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> Richard and I are finalizing the conference schedule, and we have slots
> available on Thursday from 5-6 PM and Saturday from 5-6 PM for Birds of a
> Feather Sessions.
> 
> If you haven't been to one, BoF sessions are informal gatherings for
people
> interested in a particular topic. We don't have pre-set topics--those are
> created by individuals, and in the past they have included areas such as
> health online, LGBT issues, game studies, digital divide, etc etc.
> 
> In addition to having topics set by you, the format/agenda of such
meetings
> is also up to you to decide. You can have an informal chat, meet like
> minded
> others, put together a call for conference or future action--the choice is
> yours. We merely provide rooms and opportunities.
> 
> SO! If you are interested in leading a BoF session please email me OFFLIST
> at consalvo at ohio.edu by next Wednesday, September 26 with 1) your area of
> interest for a session, 2) date preferred (Thursday or Saturday) and
> 3) your
> contact information. In the event of duplicated topics, I will assign
> moderator to the first person who suggested it, or perhaps ask you to
> share.
> :)
> 
> If you have questions, please email me offlist.
> 
> Thanks everyone!
> Mia
> 
> --
> Mia Consalvo, Associate Professor
> Director of Graduate Studies
> 213 RTV Building
> School of Telecommunications
> 9 South College Street
> Ohio University
> Athens, OH 45701
> 
> 740.597.1521
> 
> 
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