The deadline for paper submissions to the fourth International Forum for Leadership of Music Institutions (IFLMI) is February 7, 2018.
Here is a link to download this announcement as a PDF file:
A link will be provided HERE when a dedicated website for IFLMI is launched in 2018.
Below is an updated
announcement of the Call for Papers.
Call for Papers
International
Forum for Leadership of Music Institutions
IFLMI-2018 Theme: Online International Cooperation
The organizing committee welcomes proposals for presentations at the
Fourth International Forum for Leadership of Music Institutions (IFLMI, formerly
IMILF), to be held at Zhejiang Normal University, in Jinhua, China, on May
19-21, 2018.
The International Forum for Leadership of Music Institutions (IFLMI) is a
unique biennial event that attracts Deans and Directors of music conservatories
and university schools of music worldwide for discussion of the latest issues
impacting higher education leadership in the field of music. IFLMI’s
participants come from Europe, North America, South America, Oceania, and
across Asia for keynote speeches, presentations, and panel discussions
concerning new approaches in this field. Previous meetings have been held in
Beijing, China, and Brisbane, Australia.
The conference theme
for IFLMI-2018 is Online International Cooperation, and we especially seek
participation from leaders of music institutions that are developing MOOCs or
other online education projects and interested in international cooperation. We
will consider proposals for both research-based and practical presentations
from music institution leaders, particularly those developing innovative forms
of Internet-based music collaboration. Presentations may be offered in either
English or Chinese, with simultaneous translation provided. Space
is limited, and only strong proposals from highly-qualified applicants will be
accepted. Ground transportation from Hangzhou Xiaoshan airport, hotel
accommodation, and meals for the full three days will be provided for speakers
whose papers are accepted at the conference.
PARTIAL LIST OF KEYNOTES
AND INVITED SPEAKERS:
Gary McPherson (University of Melbourne),
Jiaxing Xie (China Conservatory), Margaret Barrett (University of Queensland), Steven Morrison (University of Washington), Eva Saether (Lund University), David Hebert (Western Norway
University of Applied Sciences), Yuening Liu (Central Conservatory, Beijing), Randall Allsup (Columbia University), Alex Ruthmann (NYU), Patrick Schmidt (Western University, Canada), Boh-wah Leung (Hong Kong
University of Education), Clint Randles (University of South Florida), and Janice Waldron (University of Windsor).
PRESENTATION
FORMATS:
·
Paper Presentation: 20 minutes (including
translation), with 5 minutes Q&A.
·
Panel Discussion: Organized group for 35
minutes, with 20 minutes Q&A.
PROPOSAL SUBMISSION
REQUIREMENTS:
Email indicating presentation format and title,
200-word abstract (summary), and 200-word biography of each participating speaker.
CONFERENCE
TIMELINE:
Proposal Submission Deadline: February 7, 2018
Speakers Notified: March 7, 2018
Registration
Opens: March 20,
2018
*Remember, we hope to see you in China on May
19-21, 2018, at the International Forum for Leadership of Music
Institutions, hosted by Zhejiang Normal
University in Jinhua.
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this announcement as a PDF file:
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A link will be provided HERE when a dedicated website for IFLMI
is launched in 2018.
Link for information on previous IFLMI events:
