Researchers in Sabah, MalaysiaISE Student/Recent Graduate Prize to be awarded during the 2010 ISE Congress in Tofino, British Columbia, Canada

Win recognition for your work as a student of ethnobiology! The ISE will award two prizes to student presenters at the Congress: (1) for a paper presentation (either oral or as a poster) and (2) for an alternative format contribution (video, non-academic poster, poetry, performance, other). To be eligible for consideration, you must be either a current student or have completed your studies within one year of the congress (i.e., no earlier than May 2009). Co-authored papers by students or recent graduates, as noted above, are accepted. Co-authorship with non-students is allowed only if the student or recent graduate is the major author and presenter.

Interested candidates should submit the following via email, fax, or mail to the ISE Coordinator, and indicate the prize for which their contribution should be considered:

1. a one-page cover letter, with title of the contribution, names, affiliations, address and emails,
2. the abstract submitted for the Congress, and
3. a two page (maximum) description of the contribution with relevant subsections as appropriate, e.g., Introduction/Background – Purpose – (Methodology - Results for paper presentations) - Discussion - Conclusions. For alternative format contributions please include video, audio, or other material.

Deadline for submissions is April 15, 2010.

Written materials should be spaced one and a half lines, 12-point type with one inch margins. Video or audio submissions should be 15 minutes or less in length. Please contact the ISE Coordinator at isecoordinator@gmail.com if you have any questions.