Fourth 21st Century Academic Forum Conference at Harvard | March 20 - 22, 2016
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Fourth Conference at Harvard Call for Proposals Important Dates Keynote Speaker Oral / Poster / Absentee Presentation Submission Non-Presenter (Listener) Submission US Visa Information Conference Fee Payment Visa Letter of Invitation Request Form Schedule at a Glance Official Conference Airlines - SKYTEAM Alliance Hotel Information Martin Conference Center Information Boston Information Oral Presentation Guide Poster Presentation Guide Absentee Presentation Guide Conference Program Absentee Presentations Conference Proceedings Submission Form |
Conference Dates: March 20-22, 2016 Venue: Martin Conference Center at Harvard University (Boston, MA, USA) Ways of Participating:
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Conference Description: The theme of the Fourth 21st Century Academic Forum Conference at Harvard is "Impactful Research for Better Lives." The organizers encourage submissions that approach this theme from a variety of perspectives under six major topic tracks:
Conference Aim: “In a gentle way, you can shake the world.” (Mahatma Gandhi) The aim of the Fourth 21st Century Academic Forum Conference at Harvard is to encourage and facilitate research initiatives that address the most pressing issues facing 21st century citizens. We hope that conference participants embrace Gandhi's challenge to "shake the world" by harnessing the power of research, experience, and collaboration to present evidence-based solutions to real-world problems. 
Of course, real-world problems are complex and rarely fall within the tidy boundaries of traditional academic disciplines and requires a paradigm shift. As such, 21st Century Academic Forum conferences are not structured around narrowly defined topic tracks but are organized around six issues facing 21st century citizens. You can learn more about the six issue areas on the Call for Proposals page. 
Our Harvard conference series brings together researchers and practitioners from all over the world.
Join us for our March 20-22, 2016 for our 4th Harvard conference!
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