If you are interested in presenting in 2012, we invite you to review the information and links below.

If you're submitting a paper, lecture, panel, workshop, roundtable discussion, afternoon class, or combination presentation, you'll need to:

• read our home page to understand the conference's purpose and audience;
• read our Call for Proposals and guidelines page, and understand the vetting process and timeline;
• write to the programming team at (programming at sirensconference.org) with any questions you need addressed in order to complete your proposal;
• gather e-mail addresses of any co-presenters, who will receive an invitation to input their individual names, additional titles, biographies, summaries, and abstracts to complete your submission;
• determine a final title for your entire submission;
• prepare 50-100 words of summary to be listed on our website and in our program book;
• prepare a biography of 50-100 words for our website and program book; and
• prepare your abstract (or abstracts, in the case of pre-empaneled sets of papers) of 300-500 words. Those proposing to lead a roundtable discussion, and panel moderators, may submit 10-15 sample questions in lieu of a formal abstract, and workshop and afternoon class leaders may submit lesson plans instead of abstracts.