Attenders:
- Before you arrive, set 3-5 goals that you plan to achieve in attending
the Conference.
- First stop: Registration table to pick up a copy of the conference
program.
- Skim the program and highlight the sessions that you plan to attend.
Support your peers by attending their sessions. Also attend sessions on
topics of psychology that are of interest to you. Attend at least one session
in an area that is new to you.
- Use the opportunity to meet students from other schools. Meet new people.
This is a chance to network (e.g., Kofi Annan, United Nations Secretary
General, was a student at Macalester!).
- Actively participate by asking questions of poster presenters and oral
presenters.
- Attend the keynote address by Paul Rozin. He gives a GREAT presentation!!!
- Show professional behavior and support for presenters by staying until
the end of the conference.
- Atttend the lunch time presentation on
graduate school. Pre-registration is required; to hold a place, send
send your name, etc. by e-mail to mupc@augsburg.edu
- Consider giving a presentation at next year's conference at Carleton.
- Use part of your lunch time to explore the new Lindell Library (on
22nd Avenue near Riverside).
- Provide the conference organizers with feedback by filling out the
conference evaluation form.
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Presenters:
- First stop: Registration table to pick up a copy of the conference
program.
- Ahead of time, stop by the room where you will be presenting to take
a look at it.
- Show up at your session 5 minutes ahead of time and introduce yourself
to the session moderator.
- Professional conference etiquette requires that you attend the entire
session in which your presentation occurs. For example, if you are in the
2:00-3:00 session, and your presentation is 2:30-2:45, you should arrive
a few minutes before 2:00 and leave when the session ends at 3:00.
- Come at the beginning and stay until the end; professional conferences
are opportunities to present, but also to learn from others.
- Act as a mentor to students who are not giving presentations. Encourage
them to ask questions and to give presentations at future conferences.
- Attend the keynote address by Paul Rozin. He gives a GREAT presentation!!!
- Atttend the lunch time presentation on
graduate school. Pre-registration is required; to hold a place, send
send your name, etc. by e-mail to mupc@augsburg.edu
- Provide the conference organizers with feedback by filling out the
conference evaluation form.
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