Frequently Asked Questions for the HSS Meeting
- How do I register for the hotel?
Hotel reservations
for the Montreal Hyatt should be made through the reservation link on our Web site, which will be available in August.
- How much time do I have for my presentation?
Presenters
in the morning (5 presenters) and late-afternoon sessions (4 presenters)
will have 30 minutes to read their papers and to answer questions. Those
in the early-afternoon sessions (1:30 – 3:10) (4 presenters)
will have 25 minutes. We ask that session chairs make sure the
participants stay within their allotted time.
- Do I need to be a member of the HSS to give a paper?
What about registering for the meeting? You do not need to be a member to present your paper but since all presenters are required to register for the meeting, and members receive a discount on the registration fee, we strongly encourage participants to join the Society. Membership information is available at http://www.hssonline.org/about/society_join.html. Online meeting registration will be available in August. Paper registration forms may be printed from the HSS Web site and mailed or faxed. - Where can I get information on presenting a poster?
Please see Roger Turner's excellent Newsletter article on the benefits of presenting a poster.
- How to make the most of the meeting. Useful tips for first-time attendees on how to make the most of the meeting are here.
- Where’s my receipt?
Your receipt will be included
with your delegate packet, which will be available at the meeting
registration desk.
- May I participate in more than one session?
As
a rule, no. We can make exceptions for plenary speakers, workshop
participants, and for those who simply organize another session.
Individuals may serve more than one function in a given session,
e.g. chair and presenter.
- What about audio/visual needs?
Those who propose a paper, poster and/or session are asked to identify their a/v needs. LCD projectors (for use with PowerPoint presentations) will be available for all sessions. Potential presenters who prefer an overhead projector (or other a/v equipment) must request one in their session or paper proposal.For further information,
please contact the Executive
Office. We encourage those in a session who are using computer
presentations to pre-load all presentations onto one computer so that little
time is lost between speakers.
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History of Science Society
440 Geddes Hall
University of Notre Dame
Notre Dame, IN 46556
USA
574.631.1194
574.631.1533 Fax
Info@hssonline.org