Gatineau May 2024

Co-organisation between the Partnership on University Plagiarism Prevention (PUPP),

European Network for Academic Integrity (ENAI) and Canadian Symposium on Academic Integrity (CSAI).

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How the PUPP 2024 Conference will work

May 21: Symposia
May 22: Symposia
      In parallel May 22: Workshops (EN)
      Evening May 22: PUPP Annual General Meeting (private: PUPP members only)
May 23: Conference
      In parallel May 23: AI Day (FR)
      Lunch: ENAI Awards
      Evening: Social Activity (Upon registration)
May 24: Conference
      Lunch: ENAI Annual General Meeting (private: ENAI members only)
 

For the PUPP 2024 Conference, which will be held in Gatineau, a closed symposium and conference format will be used. 

21st and 22nd May: Five parallel closed symposia will be held, each with a different theme. Details are below about how the symposia will operate. 

22nd May: In parallel with the symposia, there will be a programme of conference workshops – open to all conference participants.

Proposals are welcome for:

  • Single or multiple presenters – Workshops (90 minutes total) on topics relevant to the conference themes

23 – 24 May – regular conference: presentation of papers 

Proposals are welcome for presentations in the following formats: 

  • Single Presenter or group – Lightning Talk (15 minutes total) 
  • Single Presenter or group – Full paper presentation (30 minutes total) 
  • Multiple Presenters – Roundtable (5-10 speakers, 90 minutes total) 

The Symposium format

The goal of these symposia will be to foster collaboration between PUPP / ENAI / CSAI researchers and others to facilitate publication in the field of research on integrity. Five symposia will be held on the themes below:

The symposia will be modelled on the format of a Research-Education-Training scientific event. Each symposium will involve 10-15 persons who will be invited to submit a contribution in advance of the conference, based on a proposal submitted by individuals or teams before the deadline. Teams members may be researchers and/or doctoral students. The participants commit themselves to:  

  • Write on the theme established by the symposium coordinators; 
  • Submit a first draft of their paper three months before the symposium; 
  • Attend both days of the symposium in Gatineau / Ottawa, Canada; 
  • Read all other participants’ papers before they arrive at the symposium to actively contribute to the discussions; 
  • Act as the lead speaker for one other paper, i.e., prepare more in-depth comments and questions about the paper; 
  • Rework their paper based on comments received at the symposium into a final version ready for publication; 
  • Meet the deadlines set by the symposium coordinators to ensure all papers are published in a timely fashion. 

The five symposia will each provide an opportunity to discuss the submitted papers and offer suggestions to the authors. When the symposium is over, the papers will be submitted to an editor for a joint publication in the form of a book or journal special issue that will have been preapproved to reduce any delays.

The symposia will also be open to observers who wish to listen to the discussions without submitting a paper.

A coordinator(s) for each of the symposia has been appointed in January 2023. All coordinators are members of the PUPP team. The coordinators are responsible for writing a call for papers for their symposium, selecting the teams that will participate, managing the organization of the symposium, and finding a publisher or journal for the publication.

The PUPP will be responsible for the general organization of the conference and the symposia (technical support, accommodation, meals, etc.). All participants will have to pay their own costs.

Deadlines for expressions of interest and contribution proposals

  • For Symposium contributions: 1st September 2023. CLOSED.
  • For Conference contributions: 30th October 2023. CLOSED.