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1.Title of Proposal:____________________________________________________________________________________________________

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2.Primary Author and SOLE CONTACT Person for Notification of all Co-Authors:

Full Name:___________________________________________

Title: ___________________________________________

Affiliation:___________________________________________

Address:___________________________________________

Personal Phone: ( )___________________________________

Your email address___________________________________(Please print clearly)

I will assist with the review of conference proposals: Yes__ No__

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Co-Author(s): (Note:”Primary” Author will be responsible for all notifications)

A. Full Name:___________________________________________

Title::___________________________________________

Affiliation:___________________________________________

Address:___________________________________________

Personal Phone: ( ) ______________________________

Email: _____________________________

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B. Full Name:___________________________________________

Title: ___________________________________________

Affiliation:________________________________________________

Address:___________________________________________

Personal Phone: ( ) _____________________

Email:___________________________________

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C. Full Name:___________________________________________

Title: ___________________________________________

Affiliation: ________________________________________________

Address:___________________________________________

Personal Phone: ( ) ____________________

Email:___________________________________

(Please try to limit co-authors. Only 2 may present in the time provided at the conference)

3.NASSP will provide an overhead projector with screen and stand. Please bring your own lap top and LCD projector.

If this proposal is accepted and placed on the program, I promise to appear, and I will provide a minimum of 30 copies of the full paper to the audience. I also certify that this proposal represents work or ideas NOT previously published or presented in their entirety at other professional meetings. I also certify that I will notify all my co-authors regarding the acceptance or rejection of this proposal.

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Signature (primary author or presenter)Date

YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS: _________________________________________

NOTE:All Correspondence to presenters will be via email with the first-named author only. That person, in the case of multiple authors, has the responsibility to convey the information to the others in a timely fashion.

DEADLINE: SEPTEMBER 15, 2006 @ 5:00P.M. Visit http://www.ncpea.netto submit your proposal online.

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