2012 Meeting of the Society for Cross-Cultural Research
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Submissions • SCCR 2012 • Closed on November 30

There are five SCCR submission format choices for 2012.

  1. Paper Session: a grouping of several independent 15-minute (minimum) oral presentations on a general theme, given in front of an audience. The members of the SCCR Conference Commitee will group accepted papers together based on similarity of topics.
  2. Poster Session: a grouping of several individual faculty or student poster presentations (each tacked onto a 3' X 4' cardboard poster board supplied by SCCR at the conference). Other attendees will browse through the posters at a session and may talk with the presenter one-on-one. No electric power will be available for posters.
  3. Symposium: consists of 3 - 5 (the maximum being 5) oral 15-minute presentations (the total amount of time should be no more than an hour and 15 minutes), and an integrative commentary by 1 discussant (maximum), given in front of an audience on a theme chosen by the symposium's organizer. For some topics a "double" symposium, with a two and one half hour duration and 6 to 10 speakers including a discussant, will be considered.
  4. Panel Discussion: the same overall length as a symposium, but the oral presentations will be shorter, leaving much of the session time for a wide-ranging discussion within the panel and with the audience.
  5. Conversation Hour: consists of 1-2 speakers on one general topic, who will give brief oral presentations about their shared topic and engage in an in-depth and informal dialogue with the audience.

Please not that only registered and paid attendees may present papers or posters.
You may register online (and pay registration fees) here.




Papers & Posters Submission Form
Symposia, Panel Discussions & Conversation Hours Form

Papers & Posters

  • Poster submissions may be submitted by any and all attendees.
  • Papers (oral presentations) may be submitted by any and all attendees.
  • The deadline for paper and poster submissions was November 30, 2011.

Symposia, Panel Discussions & Conversation Hours

  • Any paid and registered attendee may organize/submit a Symposium, Panel Discussion, or Conversation Hour session.
  • Only the session organizer submits a session form.
  • Session organizers: please remind each of your Symposium, Panel Discussion, or Conversation Hour participants to submit a separate Registration Form and Paper Submission/Abstract Form.

All submissions were due on November 30, 2011. More dates & deadlines can be found here.




Notifications of accepted papers will be e-mailed to first authors and session organizers by December 10, 2011. Those who absolutely need an earlier decision, e.g., without which they would not be able to secure travel funds, should indicate so in a message to jankowiak@spamarrest.com, and we will attempt to make a decision within two weeks.


SASci AND AACIG WILL HAVE THEIR OWN SUBMISSION PROCEDURES.