The deadline for abstract and workshop proposal submissions for SMM2021 is rapidly approaching! The deadline for all submissions is 11:59 PM, EDT (GMT-4) on April 11, 2021.

While SMM2021 will be the very first hybrid conference of the Society for Marine Mammalogy held on December 13-17, 2021, you DO NOT have to pay for registration or decide whether you will be participating in-person or virtual at the time of abstract or workshop submission; however, we are asking you to indicate your preference at the time of submission.

Click one of the following links for more information on submitting an abstract or workshop propsal for SMM2021. 

ABSTRACT REVIEWER SIGN-UP NOW OPEN!

Abstract reviewers play a vital role in supporting the SMM and elevating the quality of science presented at SMM2021; however, other benefits include supporting the research and activities of your area of interest. In order to participate as an abstract reviewer, we require participants to hold a master’s degree, doctoral degree (or an equivalent certificate program) or have at least 5 years experience in your field

If you meet the above stated criteria, please consider signing-up as a reviewer. Deadline for reviewer sign-up is also April 11, 2021 at 11:59 PM, Eastern Daylight Time (GMT -4). The Scientific Program Committee will be in touch with all reviewers to provide further details after the abstract submission deadline closes.

For more information on becoming a reviewer, click HERE.

HOW TO SUBMIT AN ABSTRACT OR WORKSHOP PROPOSAL AND/OR SIGN-UP AS A REVIEWER

To submit an abstract, workshop posposal OR sign-up as a reviewer you will need to login to the conference software. In order to access the conference software, you will first need to sign-in via the SMM website.

To get started, click HERE.

For more information about SMM2021, visit our conference website.



Regards,

SMM2021 Scientific Program Committee
abstracts@marinemammalscience.org




Amy C. Hirons, PhD

Associate Professor

Halmos College of Arts and Sciences

Nova Southeastern University

8000 North Ocean Drive

Dania Beach, FL 33004

(o) 954-262-3620 (OC)

hirons@nova.edu

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