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| Co-Sponsored
and Sponsored (Numbered) Meetings |
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The IMS supports professional meetings through
sponsorship or co-sponsorship. Support takes the form of advertisement,
access to members and membership lists, and IMS endorsement.
The IMS does not offer financial support
for sponsored or co-sponsored meetings. For some sponsored
meetings the IMS will share in profits/losses (see below).
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Co-sponsored
meeting
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Requirements:
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Approval by the IMS Council Subcommittee on Co-sponsored meetings |
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Meeting organizers must ensure that there is IMS participation on
the Program Committee |
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For meetings with contributed paper sessions (including poster
sessions) where the full text of a paper to be presented is NOT
subject to significant competitive review by the program committee,
IMS members should be able to present papers. For meetings where the
full text of a contributed paper is subject to substantial competitive
review by the Program Committee, IMS members should be able to submit
papers for review and consideration for presentation. |
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There can be no exposure of the IMS to financial loss. |
Benefits:
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Permanent Co-sponsored Meeting
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Requirements:
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Initial approval by the IMS Council |
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Meeting organizers must ensure that there is IMS participation on
the Program Committee |
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For meetings with contributed paper sessions (including poster
sessions) where the full text of a paper to be presented is NOT
subject to significant competitive review by the program committee,
IMS members should be able to present papers. For meetings where the
full text of a contributed paper is subject to substantial competitive
review by the Program Committee, IMS members should be able to submit
papers for review and consideration for presentation. |
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There can be no exposure of the IMS to financial loss. |
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The conference has already been organized at regular intervals
during the past 5 years. |
Benefits:
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Every ten years, the organizers will be reminded by the IMS
Executive Director to send a progress report for the past 10 years.
This report will be reviewed by the IMS Council’s subcommittee for
co-sponsorship of meetings. The report should include a brief
description of co-sponsored meetings held during the past 10 years.
The description should at least include meeting location, organizers,
program committee (with an indication of which members were IMS
members), invited speakers, number of participants, number of invited
papers/contributed papers/posters for each meeting. |
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On the basis of this report, the subcommittee reviewing the report can |
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(a) Accept the report and renew the co-sponsorship for another period
of 10 years, or |
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(b) Ask for some clarification or revision of procedures, and then
grant another 10 years of co-sponsorship, or |
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(c) Terminate the permanent co-sponsorship, effectively returning the
meeting to requesting year-to-year co-sponsorship. (A return to
permanent co-sponsorship might be allowed later if the conditions that
prompted the change to year-to-year co-sponsorship have been
corrected. Such a return to permanent status would however require
full Council approval, similar to what an initial application
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Application:
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Sponsored
(Numbered) meeting |
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Requirements:
Benefits:
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To apply for IMS Co-sponsorship
or Sponsorship, please submit a formal request, including the
following information, to the IMS
Program Secretary by electronic or regular mail.
The IMS Executive Committee and IMS Council must approve
all applications for sponsored and co-sponsored meetings.
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