[CogSci] Call for abstracts for NASSLLI 2022 Student Session

[NASSLLI USC]

Dear Cognitive Science Society,

Find below the call for abstracts for the Student Session
<https://ml-la.github.io/nasslli2022/studentsession.html> of the next
edition of the North American Summer School of Logic, Language and
Information. We'd very much appreciate it if you could circulate it to
students who might be interested.

*Student Session - Call for abstracts*

Students are encouraged to submit abstracts for the NASSLLI 2022 Student
Session. Abstracts can be in any topic within language, logic or
information, or any intersections thereof. The maximum length is two pages,
excluding references and figures. Submissions must use a 12pt font and
1-inch margins. No particular template is required for submission, but
students familiar with creating abstracts in the format of computer science
conferences may find this LaTeX template
<https://www.overleaf.com/latex/templates/acl-2020-proceedings-template/zsrkcwjptpcd>
useful.
Co-authored submissions are welcome. Authors may appear in no more than one
submission.

The best eight abstracts will be selected for 20-minute presentations at
the Student Session, where students will have a chance to receive feedback
and questions from an audience with some of the most relevant and
well-regarded scholars in their field of interest. Two of the selected
abstracts will receive the NASSLLI Student Award.

Abstracts should be submitted via Easy Chair
<https://easychair.org/cfp/nasslli2022>.

*The deadline for submissions is January 14th*.
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