Programs co-sponsored with other interest groups are also welcomed. Panels should critically engage the myriad of implications of this theme in our theory and research as well as our personal and social practices. A workshop topic may concern the presentation of teaching innovations, an area of research, a new theoretical perspective, and the application of some body of knowledge, skill development, or any clearly focused topic. Workshop presenters are encouraged to advertise their workshops and solicit participation. Workshops are scheduled for the first full day of the convention, March 2, 2002.
Participants pay a modest registration fee.
Workshops of interest to members of the Western Forensics Association is encouraged and will be programmed on Sunday evening, after completion of 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. Papers may include research reports employing any methodology, theoretical developments or critiques, critical analyses, and in some cases, works in progress. Submit each paper to one interest group only.