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Mid Year Meeting

The Mid-Year Meeting Committee is responsible for the solicitation and acceptance of manuscripts and panel sessions for the mid-year meeting.

The mid-year meeting is normally held jointly with another AAA section (the IS section for 2009).

The Co-chairs need to coordinate their activities with the other section. A call for papers will therefore be issued in early Fall.


2009 Mid Year Meeting Co-ordinators

Guido Geerts (The University of Delaware - geerts@aisvillage.com) and:
Robert Biscontri (The University of Manitoba - r_biscontri@umanitoba.ca)



Mid Year Meeting Details

2009 Mid Year meeting

CALL FOR PAPERS: 2009 AAA SET Section Mid-Year Conference

Dates: January 7-10, 2009
Location: Charleston, South Carolina

The Strategic and Emerging Technologies Section of the AAA will hold its 2009 Mid-Year Conference, in conjunction with the Information Systems (IS) Section, in Charleston, South Carolina, January 9-10, 2009. The meeting includes plenary speaker, panel discussions, research and education paper sessions and forum paper sessions. The "New Scholars Consortium" sponsored by the IS section will precede the meeting.

For updates on the conference, please check this page perodically or the AAA-IS section website at the section Web site at aaahq.org/infosys/index.html.

We invite submissions related to all aspects of strategic and emerging technologies. We especially encourage submissions on (1) research in artificial intelligence and emerging technologies; (2) linkages of technology and systems with financial accounting, managerial accounting, taxation, international accounting and public interest issues; (3) the technology revolution in accounting and its implications for the future of accounting practice, research and education and (4) accounting information systems education. Design science research is especially encouraged.

Instructions for Submission

Due Date: September 15, 2008

Authors should submit research papers, education papers, education cases and education panel topics to the conference electronically to both Guido Geerts at the University of Delaware (geerts@aisvillage.com) and Robert Biscontri at the University of Manitoba (r_biscontri@umanitoba.ca). All documents should be submitted in Microsoft® Word format (.doc files). Place all tables, figures and appendices in the same document as the text of the paper. Authors should direct inquiries regarding submission to Robert Biscontri at the University of Manitoba (r_biscontri@umanitoba.ca). Notification of acceptance to the conference will be by November 1, 2008. By November 30, 2008, authors of accepted conference papers must provide a final electronic copy of their manuscript. Papers may be submitted jointly to the conference and the SET section journal, The Journal of Emerging Technologies in Accounting (JETA). Please clearly indicate joint submission to JETA and the meeting.

Instructions for Submissions for the Information Systems Section

A separate Call for Papers will be at the IS Section Web site. If you are interested in submitting a paper for an IS section concurrent session, please find instructions for these submissions at: aaahq.org/infosys/conferences/conferences.htm.





Do please feel free to contact us with any queries or questions you have about anything you find on these pages - the section's webmanager, Rob Nehmer, can be contacted on nehmer@oakland.edu.