The European Evaluation Society Conference, Lisbon 2008
13 April, 2008 – 6:10 pm(Via multiple email lists)
Dear Colleagues,
‘Building for the future: Evaluation in governance, development and progress’.
The European Evaluation Society is pleased to announce that the response to our request for EES conference submissions has been very good and in general of high standard.
Due to the many abstracts we have received as well as the number of requests we have decided to provide potential participants some more time to submit additional proposals, it has been decided to extend the deadline for submissions to Monday May 5th. You can upload your abstract via the online form for submissions (see http://www.eesconference.org/?page=4947099).
Meanwhile we would like to point out that the conference registration form is now online (see http://www.eesconference.org/?page=5524941). If you register for the conference before May 1st, you can benefit from an early bird discount of 50 Euros.
Presenters of 38 different countries have already submitted over 200 abstracts. Do not miss the opportunity to be part of this international platform! With your submission and presence in Lisbon we can look forward to a high quality conference with good attendance and participation featuring leading edge practice and thinking in evaluation from around the world. Please also note that a series of pre-conference professional development training workshops are being organised, more information can be found at the conference website (www.eesconference.org).
October 2008 also is an ideal time to visit Lisbon, a modern welcoming city with a mild climate, which offers all the necessary infrastructures for the success of this conference, with a setting right at the water.
For more information, please check the conference website www.eesconference.org.
Hoping to see you in Lisbon,
Burt
Burt Perrin
La Masque
30770 Vissec
FRANCE
Tél/Fax +33 (0)4.67.81.50.11 (fax by arrangement)
E-mail: Burt@BurtPerrin.com
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