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Registration for Waiver Recipients

Registration for Waiver Recipients

The X REP Conference Board has approved converting the 2020 REP Conference in Baltimore to a smaller, virtual online model that will focus on the Covid-19 pandemic and vulnerable populations. The full, in-person conference is rescheduled for October 2021.

The extended conference will include the following online sessions:

Panel, paper, or speaker sessions with a focus on Covid-19 and vulnerable populations
Student paper sessions with awards for best papers
Community events, e.g. films, speakers, etc., relevant to Baltimore

Registration. You must register to attend the REP October 2020 online conference.to submit a presentation abstract, organized sessions, and/or organized panels.

Registration period: January 1, 2020 through October 1, 2020

If you have been granted a waiver, use the form below to submit your registration.

First Name (required)

Last Name (required)

Email Address (required)

Conference Affiliation*
REP (Race, Ethnicity and Place)MAD (Mid Atlantic Division of the AAG)

Applicant Mailing Address (required for tax reporting)

University Affiliation (required)

Educational Status (required)

Presentation Format (if any)

Title of Presentation (if applicable)

Gender (required, used for NSF reporting)
MaleFemaleOther

Race / Ethnicity (required, used for NSF reporting, check all that apply)
Black or African AmericanHispanic, Latino or Spanish originAmerican Indian / Alaska NativeAsianMiddle Eastern or North AfricanNative Hawaiian or Other Pacific IslanderWhiteSome other race, ethnicity or origin

Areas of sub-disciplinary specialization (required, check all that apply)
Cultural GeographyEconomic GeographyHistorical GeographyPopulation GeographyPolitical GeographyHealth (Medical) GeographyUrban GeographyGIScienceGeomorphologyHydrologyClimatologyBiogeographyOther

Methodological tools used in this research project (required, check all that apply)
InterviewsSurveysFocus groupsParticipatory methodsArchival researchContent analysisDiscourse analysisCensus data analysisStatistical analysisGIS - spatial analysisOther

Special Accomodations (please indicate need(s))

Planter boxers decorated by artist S. Rasheem and a team of youth workers.
4800 block of Pimlico rd, Baltimore

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