The abstract deadline has now passed.
REGISTRATION FOR THE CONFERENCE WITH ACCOMODATION CLOSED ON
TUESDAY 6TH MARCH 2012
Registration for delegates not requiring accommodation will remain open until the conference is full. Places are limited and allocation will be made on a first come first served basis.
Welcome to the University of East London (UEL) and this website for the 2012 BASES Student Conference due to take place on the 11th and 12th April 2012. I am the organiser of the conference, I have been a BASES accredited sport and exercise scientist since 2005 and a member of BASES since 2003. The sport science team at UEL put together a bid for the conference and were successfully awarded the rights to host the conference in August 2010.
The UEL sport science team are currently working hard to put together a friendly, academically rigorous and enjoyable conference. I am very aware that for many delegates this will be their first experience of attending an academic conference and factors such as networking may not be at the forefront of delegates minds. I believe that networking is a key benefit of attending a conference, the relationships you form at events such as this could and have proved extremely beneficial to delegates future careers. As a result of this there will be a networking event the night before the start of the conference to encourage this process.
We are fortunate to be in very close proximity to the Olympic Park and will give delegates an opportunity to see the park just before the start of the 2012 games. The theme of the conference is 'Issues for supporting and researching with Olympic and Paralympic athletes' All of the keynote presentations will be within this context.
I am personally looking forward to welcoming delegates to UEL and showcasing UEL to the academic community. I look forward to meeting you all in April.
James Beale
2012 BASES Student Conference Organiser
Senior Lecturer in Sport and Exercise Psychology at The University of East London
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Accomodation: What Is Included
Accommodation is for 2 nights and is for 2 people sharing a twin room.
Delegates will usually be allocated their room on arrival at the Premier Inn, Docklands, London. The sport science team will have liaised with the Premier Inn before the start of the conference.
The conference organising committee operates a single sex policy regarding the sharing of rooms, in that delegates will not be asked to share with someone of the opposite sex.
Breakfast can be purchased from the hotel, the University canteen will also be open in the morning on both the 11th & 12 April 2012.
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