Avnproved For Release 2003/09/09 : A-RDPY6-00 /92ZRO004Z00 30000 7-4 Form A Submission # la. 1b. le. 3a. 3b. PROPOSAL INFORMATION PAGE Individual submitting proposal (to whom correspondence should be sent): Name Member ISSSEEM? Yes No Address City, State, Zip If the individual who will attend the meeting to present the materials is different than 1a, please provide name, address, city, state, zip and telephone number on a separate sheet of paper. Provide, on a separate sheet of paper, names and addresses of every author or co-presenter. Also provide a short biographical sketch (narrative form) not to exceed 150 words) for every author or co-presenter. Title of Presentation/Paper: This work is submitted as: Paper or Poster (answer 3b) Panel Symposium Short Course Workshop submissions use Form B The format I prefer is: Oral paper ° Poster I will not accept: Oral paper Poster The following audio-visual equipment will be required: 35 mm (2 x 2) slide projector Overhead projector (this is not an opaque projector) Other (specify) Please note that audio-visual materials may not be ordered on site. Equipment other than the 35 mm. slide projector and overhead projector require special approval through the ISSSEEM Central Office. When an oral paper or poster is accepted for presentation, ISSSEEM has permission to print the abstracts in the Program and Proceedings: Please acknowledge permission: ISSSEEM will tape record select sessions. ISSSEEM has permission to record the oral presentation of materials and make the tapes available to other attendees and members of ISSSEEM. Please acknowledge permission: Please reread instructions for your particular format and make certain that you are including all required items. Incomplete or late proposals will not be considered. Submission packets must be postmarked by January10, 1992 Originals of abstracts must be submitted; copies are not acceptable for publication purposes. Mail all materials in a large envelope with a sheet of cardboard for protection. Please do not fold or staple material. Mail packets to: C. Penny Hiernu, Executive Director, ISSSEEM, 356 Goldco Circle, Golden, CO 80401. Approved For Release 2003/09/09 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000400300007-4
Approved For Release 2003/09/09 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000400300007-4 Bridging the Paradigms Through Clinical Experience, Research and Theory International Society for the Study of Subtle Energies and Energy Medicine Second Annual Conference June 26-30, 1992 Call for Annual Conference Submissions Due January 10, 1992 Submission Guidelines The program for the annual conference will include invited speakers and symposia, panels, short courses, papers, posters and workshops selected from proposals submitted by the membership. Please consider the various formats described in the following pages and submit proposals following the guidelines. The information requested in this Call for Submis- sions is essential to the complex task of preparing and printing the program. Proposals will be reviewed by members of the program committee or by selected readers who have the expertise to evaluate the proposal. Proposals must be submitted no later than January 10, 1992. Earlier submissions are encouraged. Proposals received after the deadline will not be accepted. This Call for Submissions, included in the Fall Newsletter rather than the Winter Newsletter, gives you additional time to prepare your proposal and also provides the Program Committee and expert readers enough time to carefully evaluate the proposals and to create a quality program. We thank you for your proposals and for your continued support of the pioneering work of ISSSEEM. Judith Green, Ph.D. Chris Hibbard, Ph.D. - Co-Chairs, 1992 Program Committee GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUBMITTING ALL PROPOSALS You may address your proposal specifically to the theme of the meeting or on any aspect of subtle energies and energy medicine. Abstracts/proposals must be submitted to the program committee by January 10, 1992 for all presentation formats. Forms are included in subsequent pages. Submission of an abstract is a commitment to attend the meeting and present your material. 1. All submissions must include a completed Proposal Information Page (Form A) except Workshop submissions (use Form B). 2. No materials wiil be returned to authors/presenters. 3. Deadline for submission is January 10, 1992. All materials must be postmarked by this date. (See Submission Guidelines). 4, Mail submissions to: C. Penny Hiernu, Executive Director, International Society for the Study of Subtle Energies and Energy Medicine, 356 Goldco Circle, Golden, CO 80401. You may reach Penny at (303) 278-2228 for information on the program or the Society. Approved For Release 2003/09/09 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000400300007-4
proved For Release 2003/09/09 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000400300007-4 Form B Workshop Information and Instru: ISSSEEM Specialized Workshops (June 29 Please submit the following information for cach workshop you are proposing. considered for inclusion. Materials must be postmarked by January 10, 1992. 1. 10. ll. 12. Name, Mailing Address, City, State, Zip, Telephone Number and Social S: tor. When two faculty members are presenting a full-day workshop, please provi the second individual. There should be only one faculty member for the hal Title of Workshop. Length of Workshop: Half-day June 29 only) Full-day ( ‘ Please provide the following descriptions: A. General description of the workshop. Please provide a 150 word descrip in the program prospectus. Attendees decision to enroll in specific workshops B, Statement of Goals, Example: To teach the use of meditation in a geriat AC. Statement of Objectives. Example: (1) To describe the population, (2) x (3) to conduct a sample interview, (4) to demonstrate techniques used, and (5) supports use of meditation in this setting. Summary description of presentations. Half-day workshops are presented in t workshops consist of four 1 1/2 hour sections. Please describe each “section” of 3 or 4 sentences detailing the information that each section will cover. This will materials for the atrendees. Workshop Materials to be included in attendees packets. These materials must strongly encourage the use of original materials from the presenter. If material pr permission from the publisher must be sent to ISSSEEM by May 1, 1992. Mate will not be distributed to attendees. Examination. Please prepare 6-10 questions to be answered by attendees to assess exam is required for those seeking CE/CME credits (ISSSEEM’s application is pen content oriented and directly related to your presentation goals. Current C.V, Past experience in teaching/presenting this topic. Where, when, to what audience: Short biographical sketch (narrative form) not to exceed 150 words. A-V requirements: Please note that audio-visual materials may not be ordered on sit 35 mm slide projector and overhead projector require special approval through the Ii 35 mm (2 x 2) slide projector Overhead projector (his is not an opaque projector) Workshop coordinators will be notified of acceptance or rejection of workshop(s) by Marc agreement outlining financial arrangements will be forwarded with the workshop schedule Mail proposals to: C. Penny Hiernu, Executive Director, ISSSEEM, 356 Goldco Circle, G EO Approved For Release 2003/09/09 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000400300007-4
Approved For Release 2003/09/09 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000400300007-4 I. ORAL PAPER PRESENTATION The 1992 Conference will include opportunities for brief oral presentations of research or clinical work. Submit proposal infor- mation page, short abstract and long abstract: A. Proposal information page. (Form A). Two copies B. Short Abstract. Original and one photocopy in camera- ready form for publication in the program. Must be double spaced throughout, conforming to the margins, spacing and use of capitals given in the shore abstract typing guide (Form C). Limited to a maximum of 200 words. Short abstract format: 1. Title. Make it as descriptive as possible. Use all capicals. 2. Authors. Use capitals and lower case. 3. Institutional affiliation. Use capitals and lower case. 4 Abstract. Problem, subjects, method, results, and discussion. 5. Name and address of senior author. C. Long Abstract. Original copy in camera-ready form which includes authors’ names and affiliations, plus four photo- copies. The 500-1000 word long abstract will be used by the program committee to judge the merits of proposed presentations. If accepted, this abstract will be printed in the proceedings. The abstract must be single spaced throughout, conforming to the long abstract typing guide (form D). Illustrations in the form of properly labeled line drawings in black ink on white paper or black and white photographs may be included. Illustrations may not be larger than the margins allowed for the text. Total submission may not exceed 4 pages. (Forms C and D included on inside of newsletter cover sheet). Long Abstract format: 1, Title. Make it as descriptive as possible. Use all capicals. 2. Authors and affiliations. Use capitals and lower case. 3. Problem or major purpose of the presentation. 4, Subjects. Describe number, selection criteria. 5. Method. Provide clear description. 6. Results. Make a clear statement about the clinical and statistical significance of your findings. Report only data that have already been collected. 7. Discussion, Summarize findings and interpret them in terms of the problem and the literature. Ic is not acceptable to say, “the results will be discussed.” 8, Name and address of senior author. Some clinical, epidemiological, or naturalistic observations/ studies will noc fit the structure of the long abstract fc "mat. Authors using unusual mechodologics may alter the outline to fit their requirements. In the case of theoretical papers, organize as follows: Introduction, hypothesis, discussion, and conclusion. I]. POSTER PRESENTATION A poster presentation is a visual display format of a scientific paper. Poster presentations will be displayed on Friday, June 26, Saturday, June 27 and Sunday, June 28 from 1 to 6 p.m. Authors are expected to answer questions from 5 to 6 p.m. Each presenter will be provided a poster board 4 feet high by 6 feet wide for che display of materials. Please submic proposal information page, short abstract and long abstract. Follow instructions for Oral Papers. Approved For Release 2003/09/09 : Ill. SYMPOSIUM A symposium is an in-depth examination of a particular topic which includes che presentation of prepared papers incorporating several views. Format includes a moderator, not more than 4 presenters and a discussant. Presentation time is 2 hours. Please submit proposal information page and a one page description of symposium (instructions follow). A. Proposal Information Page. (Form A). Two copies. B. Symposium description. 1. Title. Make ic as descriptive as possible. 2. Description. Include a 50 word statement of the topic. 3. Moderator. Name, affiliation. 4. Presenters 1, 2, 3, 4. Names, affiliations 5. Description. Must include a title and 50 word descrip- tion of each individual’s contribution. 6. Discussant. Name, affiliation. IV. PANEL A panel is a less formal presentation format than a symposium. The focus may be on a topic or an issuc. Panelists give short, individual presentations followed by commentary and discussion from all panelists. Format includes a panel chairman and not more than 3 participants. Please submic proposal information page and description of panel: A. Proposal Information Page (Form A). Two copies. B. Panel description. 1. Title.. 2. Description. Include a 50 word statement of the topic. 3, Chairman. Name, affiliation. 4. Presenters 1, 2, 3. Names, affiliacions. 5. Description. Must include a tide and 50 word descrip- tion of each individual’s contribution. V. SHORT COURSE A short course is a lecture/demonstration by a single presenter giving a focused presentation on a particular topic. Short courses are limited, to one hour. Attendance is limited to 40 participants in order to provide an opportunity for demonstration/teaching of methods or techniques which lend themselves to a “workshop” format. Please submit proposal information page and a description of the short course: A. Proposal information page (Form A). Two copies B. Short Course description. Must include: " 1, Educational goal sought (what do you wish to present). 2. 50 word description of presentation (to be included in program). 3. Outline of presentation. VI. WORKSHOPS A selection of workshops will be offered immediately following the annual conference with half day workshops scheduled on Monday afternoon, June 29th. Full-day workshops will be offered on Tuesday, June 30th. Please read the enclosed workshop information page, which provides the necessary information to submit proposals for workshops. Proposals should include all information requested in Form D. Workshop proposals incorporating other formats will be considered on an individual basis.