Details will be available online shortly - please submit!
Speakers will be announced shortly
Building Bridges
The local organizing committee is delighted to host you all next year in Toronto. The city is continental gateway and international cross roads where people love to meet. Toronto is one of the world’s most cosmopolitan cities - warm, welcoming, chic, elegant and vibrant, Toronto is a city that celebrates life in all dimensions. As one of the most multicultural cities in the world, Toronto is enriched by an exciting fusion of traditions, passions, flavours and perspectives of the over 100 cultures that live here. Global cultural influences converge with that unique dash of Toronto hospitality and flair, resulting in an amazing line - up of spectacular event venues, hotels, over 9,000 restaurants, fashion, entertainment, culture, arts, shopping, attractions, events, festivals, neighbourhoods and architecture.
Nightlife and entertainment abound with 200 dance and theatre companies offering everything from mega - musicals to avantgarde works. A city of contrasts, Toronto’s skyline features a juxtaposition of glittering skyscrapers, the CN Tower (a Modern Wonder of the World), historic facades, beautiful parks, miles of waterfront, boardwalks and trails. Beyond city limits are breathtaking attractions such as Niagara Falls, a renowned wine region, outstanding theatres and outdoor adventures — all within a short drive. Please watch our website for details on travel, accommodations and the conference venue at the University of Toronto.
We can’t wait to welcome you next year.
See you in Toronto in 2017!
Jeanne, Lynne, Shelley, Alberta, Tali and Evelyn
The theme for the 48th Annual International SPR meeting
in Toronto, Canada is "Building Bridges".
The Program Committee encourages proposals that reflect constructive dialogues and open interchange of ideas and research results that have long been of interest to the SPR community
To submit your work, please use the folllowing link to
our online submission module:
(Example of a Panel submission)
Extended Deadline for submissions is December 17, 2016
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Program Chair
As Program Chair he will be chairing the opening ceremony.
President
J. Christopher Muran will open the 48th Annual Meeting, giving his Presidential Address.
Check the program for details.
Local Host
The local organizing committee is delighted to host you all next year in Toronto. The city is continental gateway and international crossroads where people love to meet.
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