Call for Proposals

Proposals are invited for individual papers, posters, themed panels, and 3MT presentations. Only abstracts are required for the submission. Individuals may submit a maximum of one (1) abstract as primary author (whether paper, poster, or themed panel), and one (1) abstract as non-primary author.

Submissions will be selected based on this year's scope:

Language and Culture
Philippine English / World Englishes / Global Englishes
Corpus Linguistics
Discourse Analysis
Sociolinguistics
Psycholinguistics and SLA
Forensic Linguistics
Migration Linguistics
Linguistic Landscapes
Stylistics
Bilingualism and Multilingualism
Language Description and Documentation
Language Education
- EME/EMI
- Translanguaging
- Second/Foreign Language Teaching and Learning
- Language Education and Teacher Development
- Educational Technology and Language Learning
- Reading, Writing, and Literacy
- Language Testing and Assessment

Check the categories below to submit a proposal. The submission forms will be available soon.

SUBMISSION DEADLINES

Individual paper and poster abstracts: October 30, 2024 to March 30, 2025
Themed panel proposals: April 30, 2025 at 11:50 PM
3MT presentations: June 30, 2025 at 11:59 PM
Outstanding Paper Award submissions: June 30, 2025 at 11:59 PM

Individual Papers

Everyone is invited to submit a 300-word abstract for parallel sessions. Papers are given 20-minute presentations and 10-minute Q&A.

SUBMIT PAPER ABSTRACT

Posters

Poster presentations are excellent venues for face-to-face discussions of research. They are effective in succinctly presenting findings.

SUBMIT POSTER ABSTRACT

Themed Panels

Themed panels allow for extended discussion on a particular topic by organizing individual presentations (min. of 4, max. of 6) within a single theme. Interested panel organizers are invited to submit 300-word abstracts for a 2-hour block. The organizers have the freedom to run their sessions including the program. They are also responsible for liaising between their panel members (e.g., inviting) and the ICALLE organizing committee.

SUBMIT PANEL PROPOSAL

3MT Competition

The Three Minute Thesis (3MT) is a competition for those who recently completed their MA or PhD degrees. Contestants are expected to present the highlights of their theses or dissertations in 3 minutes. This competition also aims to provide contestants with the opportunity to hone and showcase their research communication skills through an unedited video presentation.

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Call for Proposals

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