On the Identity Trail

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Graduate and undergraduate students from Canada, the United States, and Great Britain, selected through a peer-review process, will present heir work at a day-long conference investigating identity, identification, privacy and anonymity through various disciplinary lenses.

SPEAKERS

Cynthia Aoki
Faculty of Law, University of Ottawa

Jennifer Barrigar
Faculty of Law, University of Ottawa

Jean François Bissonnette
School of Political Studies, University of Ottawa

Katie Black
Faculty of Law, University of Ottawa

Yuk-Sing Cheng
Faculty of Law, University of Alberta

Aric Hansen
New York University School of Law

Kirsty Hughes
Faculty of Law, University of Cambridge

Jubilee Jackson
Department of Philosophy, Carleton University

Kwang Suk-Lee
Department of Radio-Television-Film, University of Texas at Austin

Jonathan Maryniuk
Faculty of Law, University of Alberta

Carole Piché
Faculty of Law, University of Ottawa

Kayleigh Platz
Public Anthropology, University of Waterloo

CALL FOR ABSTRACTS

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Graduate and undergraduate students from all disciplines are invited to submit an abstract for The Student “I”, a student conference on October 25, 2007 at the Faculty of Law, University of Ottawa, Canada.

Preceding the Revealed “I” conference hosted by researchers from On the Identity Trail, this day long student conference brings together students from around the world, selected through a peer-review process, to present research relating to identity, privacy, anonymity, technology, surveillance, and other related topics engaged by the On the Identity Trail project (idtrail.org).

Abstracts should not exceed 1,000 words (including notes and citations). Successful abstracts will seek to make an original contribution. Inter-disciplinary submissions are encouraged. Abstracts should be accompanied with a short bio, which should include the student’s program and institution of study, and an email address for correspondence. The deadline for abstracts is July 1, 2007. Send to:

Julia Ladouceur
University of Ottawa
Faculty of Law, Common Law Section
57 Louis Pasteur Street
Ottawa, ON K1N 6N5
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Successful applicants will be notified at the email address provided no later than August 1, 2007. Successful applicants who are unable to obtain funding from their home institution may apply for a student bursary to cover expenses relating to travel and accommodation.

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