The final RC11 programme is now available here:
http://www.rc11-sociology-of-aging.org/xviith-isa-world-congress-gothenb...
There are 6 Officer positions on the Executive Management Group (EMG), and one nomination was received for each of these positions:
President Anne Martin Matthews (Canada)
Vice President Andreas Hoff (UK/Germany)
Vice President Susan Feldman (Australia)
Treasurer Julie McMullin (Canada)
Secretary Lucie Vidovicova (Czech Republic)
Newsletter Editor Esteban Calvo (USA/Chile)
The RC11 Business Meeting at the ISA World Congress in Gothenburg on Wednesday 14th July at 8.00pm will be asked to ratify these six new RC11 Officers.
Susan Feldman had received the following 7 nominations (details attached) by the closing date of 15th May:
Sally Bould (USA)
Ricca Edmondson (Ireland)
Hong-kin Kwok (Hong Kong)
Jacob John Kattakayam (India)
Wendy Martin (UK)
Shirley Nuss (USA)
John Williamson (USA)
The RC11 Business Meeting at the ISA World Congress in Gothenburg on Wednesday 14th July will be asked to ratify this slate of seven nominations for Officers-at-Large.
Since the RC11 statutes specify up to 12 Officers-at-Large, nominations for the remaining up to 5 vacancies for Officers-at-Large will be invited from RC11 members attending the Business Meeting on 14th July. If there are more than 5 nominations from the floor, there will be an election for the remaining 5 Officer-at-Large positions at the Business Meeting.
Please let me know if you have any queries about the RC11 nominations and election process. We look forward to seeing you in a few weeks time at the ISA World Congress in Gothenburg.
Best wishes,
Sara
Sara Arber, Professor of Sociology,
President of RC11 (Sociology of Aging)
Co-Director, Centre for Research on Ageing and Gender (CRAG),
Department of Sociology,
University of Surrey,
Guildford GU2 7XH, Surrey, UK
Tel: 00-44-(0)1483-686973; Fax: 00-44-(0)-1483-689551
Prof. Dr. Jacob John Kattakayam, a member of ISA RC 11 'Sociology of Ageing', has been elected President of Indian Sociological Society (ISS) for the two year period 2010 – 2011. Prof. Kattakayam is currently Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences and Director, Academic Staff College of the Universiity of Kerala, India. He is also Editor of Indian Sociological Society's ISS Newsletter.
To see the full programme please visit: http://www.rc11-sociology-of-aging.org/xviith-isa-world-congress-gothenb... .
There will be 19 RC11 sessions at the World Congress, including four sessions held jointly with other Research Committees. More detailed information on the RC11 'Sociology of Ageing' programme can be found on this website under 'Conferences/Gothenburg 2010'.
Please note that May 4, 2010 is the deadline for:
1. Registration for programme participants (presenters, chairs, discussants, etc.). If not registered their names will not appear in the Programme book nor in the Abstract book. Please use the following link for registration.
http://www.isa-sociology.org/congress2010/congress_registration.htm
2. On-line submission of abstracts for accepted papers must be through the Cambridge Sociological Abstracts website, which is accessed via the ISA Congress website. Please make sure that the names of authors and title of your abstract are the same as those you originally submitted, as the abstracts will be linked to the relevant sessions via author names and the paper title. NB. Abstracts are only accepted by the system for those who are already registered for the Congress. Click here for the abstract submission.
http://editweb101v.csa.com/socioabs/submit.php