Five copies of each program proposal must be received by the appropriate interest- group program planner no later than Monday, June 15, 1998. A workshop topic may be an area of research, a new theoretical perspective, the application of some body of knowledge, skill development, the presentation of teaching innovations, or any clearly focused areas. Workshops of interest to members of the WFA are encouraged and will be programmed on Sunday evening, after the WFA tournament. The cost of producing materials for participants and unusual audio-visual requests must be covered within the fees you suggest. The association cannot reimburse more money to a workshop leader than it receives from participant fees.
Any author is encouraged to submit papers to the interest groups for competitive selection.
Papers may include research reports employing any methodology, theoretical developments or critiques, critical analysis, and in some cases, works in progress. Submit each paper to one interest group only. Some interest groups sponsor programs of research in progress. Papers submitted to these programs should be designated on the cover page and generally should not exceed ten pages in length. Be sure that the interest group to which you are planning to send your paper accepts research in progress before submitting it.