Call for Submissions

2004 Adult Development Symposium

San Diego, April 11-12, 2004

 (Pre-conference of the American Educational Research Association)


Submissions due November 25

Send name, address, email address, affiliation, title, and phone number (for all presenters), poster or paper preference, and a 150 word abstract by email to Michael L.Commons (Commons@tiac.net) or by regular mail to:

Michael Lamport Commons, Ph.D.
Program in Psychiatry and the Law
Department of Psychiatry
Harvard Medical School
Massachusetts Mental Health Center
74 Fenwood Road
Boston, MA 02115-6196

Possible Topics

Format of Presentations

Conference Registration Form

Conference Fees

Payment Options


Possible Topics:

The Society is dedicated to the study of positive adult and life-span development from an interdisciplinary perspective.


Format of Presentations:

The sessions are comprised of interactive, poster presentations. The emphasis will be on visual presentations accompanied by dialogues with small groups of people. Most people informally interact with presenters in this venue around the posters. A brief presentation to the group at large will follow the poster period. Full papers or short summaries should be made available.


Conference Fees: (*includes membership to SRAD and a subscription to the Journal of Adult Development)

Please note that this year's symposium is taking place in conjunction with the American Educational Research Association (AERA).  In addition to the above fees, attendees are expected to register for the AERA meeting.


Payment Options:

To pay online using a credit card please click on the appropriate PayPal icon below. Please note that this will be a secure transaction.

Alternatively, you mail send a check (made payable to the Society for Research in Adult Development) to:

Michael Lamport Commons, Ph.D.
Program in Psychiatry and the Law
Department of Psychiatry
Harvard Medical School
Massachusetts Mental Health Center
74 Fenwood Road
Boston, MA 02115-6196


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