Call for Proposals

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.

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

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

Colloquia allow for an extended discussion through the organization of individual presentations (min. of 4, max. of 6) within a single theme. Interested colloquium organizers are invited to submit 300-word abstracts for a 2-hour block. The organizers are responsible for planning their program and inviting individual papers for their topics. They are also responsible for liaising between their colloquium participants and the ICALLE organizing committee.

Workshops provide venues for intensive group discussions in order to share skills or techniques on a certain topic. Interested proponents may submit a 300-word description of how the workshop will run and what it will particularly provide for prospective participants. Workshops may be given 1.5 - 2 hours block.