ASC Annual Meeting – Division of Experimental Criminology (DEC)

Experimental Research at ASC – 2019

August 6, 2019/in ASC Annual Meeting/by admin

The DEC has scoured the ASC program to help you identify the sessions that present findings from experimental research. Support experimental research by attending the sessions below.

Wednesday

Session Title	Start Time	End Time	Day	Room
Community Correctional Program Evaluations	8:00am	9:20am	Wed, Nov 13	Sierra A, 5th Level
Drug Use in a Global Context	8:00am	9:20am	Wed, Nov 13	Sierra F, 5th Level
Mapping emerging technologies of punishment in pre-trial courts	8:00am	9:20am	Wed, Nov 13	Salon 13, Lower B2 Level
School Police and Student Experiences in Central Texas – Findings from a School Safety Study	8:00am	9:20am	Wed, Nov 13	Juniper, B2 Level
Strategies to Prevent, Reduce and Measure Crime Victimization	8:00am	9:20am	Wed, Nov 13	Nob Hill A, Lower B2 Level
Correctional Policy and Programming	9:30am	10:50am	Wed, Nov 13	Sierra A, 5th Level
DWC NIJ VAWA Lightning Talk “Measuring the Impact of Federal Legislation and Programs Funded Under Them: The Case of the Violence Against Women Act”	9:30am	10:50am	Wed, Nov 13	Foothill G1, 2nd Level
PROTON (Modelling the Processes of Recruitment to Terrorism and Organized Crime Networks)	9:30am	10:50am	Wed, Nov 13	Salon 8, Lower B2 Level
Psychophysiological Factors in Psychopathy	9:30am	10:50am	Wed, Nov 13	Pacific B, 4th Level
Punishment, the Courts, and Judicial Decision-Making	9:30am	10:50am	Wed, Nov 13	Sierra I, 5th Level
Roundtable: Race, Ethnicity, and Policing	9:30am	10:50am	Wed, Nov 13	Golden Gate Salon B, Area 3, B2 Level
Strength-Based and Prosocial-Focused Developmental and LC Criminology	9:30am	10:50am	Wed, Nov 13	Sierra K, 5th Level
The Complexities of Marijuana Decriminalization	9:30am	10:50am	Wed, Nov 13	Salon 1, Lower B2 Level
Active Learning for the New Era	11:00am	12:20pm	Wed, Nov 13	Juniper, B2 Level
Biopsychosocial Lightning Talks	11:00am	12:20pm	Wed, Nov 13	Salon 10, Lower B2
Community-based crime prevention	11:00am	12:20pm	Wed, Nov 13	Foothill B, 2nd Level
DWC NIJ VAWA Panel: Preventing and Addressing Domestic/Intimate Partner Violence Perpetration	11:00am	12:20pm	Wed, Nov 13	Pacific I, 4th Level
Improving Police Responses to People with Mental Illness	11:00am	12:20pm	Wed, Nov 13	Sierra J, 5th Level
Labeling and Stigma I	11:00am	12:20pm	Wed, Nov 13	Foothill A, 2nd Level
Legal Issues in Criminal Justice and Punishment	11:00am	12:20pm	Wed, Nov 13	Sierra I, 5th Level
New Directions in Moral Criminology	11:00am	12:20pm	Wed, Nov 13	Salon 8, Lower B2 Level
Promising Practices and Approaches for Justice-Involved Youth	11:00am	12:20pm	Wed, Nov 13	Salon 5, Lower B2 Level
Roundtable: Critical Criminology & State Crime Studies: Theory, Method, Integration, & Application	11:00am	12:20pm	Wed, Nov 13	Golden Gate Salon B, Area 5, B2 Level
School Safety and Stakeholders	11:00am	12:20pm	Wed, Nov 13	Pacific D, 4th Level
School Violence and Safety Tip Lines	11:00am	12:20pm	Wed, Nov 13	Pacific C, 4th Level
Victimization among college students	11:00am	12:20pm	Wed, Nov 13	Nob Hill C, Lower B2 Level
Addressing Inequity in Research Methods Using Participatory Action Research Principles: Contexts of Community and Prisons	12:30pm	1:50pm	Wed, Nov 13	Sierra C, 5th Level
Community Level Policing	12:30pm	1:50pm	Wed, Nov 13	Sierra D, 5th Level
Criminal Justice Involvement and Cumulative Disadvantage: Impacts Inside and Beyond the System	12:30pm	1:50pm	Wed, Nov 13	Foothill E, 2nd Level
Division and Academy of Experimental Criminology Joint Session: Awards Ceremony and Joan McCord Award Lecture	12:30pm	1:50pm	Wed, Nov 13	Salon C2, B2 Level
Lightning Talk: Criminal Justice Stakeholders: Perceptions & Perspectives	12:30pm	1:50pm	Wed, Nov 13	Pacific D, 4th Level
The Influence of Social Contexts on Victimization and Criminal Experiences	12:30pm	1:50pm	Wed, Nov 13	Salon 11, Lower B2 Level
Body Worn Cameras I	2:00pm	3:20pm	Wed, Nov 13	Salon 5, Lower B2 Level
Characteristics of Sex Work and Sex Work Purchasing	2:00pm	3:20pm	Wed, Nov 13	Willow, B2 Level
Criminal Justice Responses to Drug Use and Health	3:30pm	4:50pm	Wed, Nov 13	Sierra A, 5th Level
Deflection and pretrial reform within a rural jurisdiction	3:30pm	4:50pm	Wed, Nov 13	Salon 12, Lower B2 Level
Evidence-Based Crime Policy I	3:30pm	4:50pm	Wed, Nov 13	Foothill G1, 2nd Level
Political Violence - International and Comparative Perspectives II	3:30pm	4:50pm	Wed, Nov 13	Nob Hill B, Lower B2 Level
Arrests, Custody, and Investigations	5:00pm	6:20pm	Wed, Nov 13	Nob Hill C, Lower B2 Level
Communities and Substance Use	5:00pm	6:20pm	Wed, Nov 13	Salon 4, Lower B2 Level
Lightning Talk: Educational Policies & Practice: Race, Ethnicity, and Class Considerations	5:00pm	6:20pm	Wed, Nov 13	Juniper, B2 Level
New Perspectives in Offender Decision Making	5:00pm	6:20pm	Wed, Nov 13	Salon 14, Lower B2 Level
Roundtable: Critical Approaches to Youth Justice: Emerging Trends and Prospects for Social Justice	5:00pm	6:20pm	Wed, Nov 13	Soma, Area 2, 2nd Level
Teaching to Foster Empathy and Understanding	5:00pm	6:20pm	Wed, Nov 13	Salon 13, Lower B2 Level
Types and risk factors of cyber-victimization	5:00pm	6:20pm	Wed, Nov 13	Salon 11, Lower B2 Level
Using Technology: Continuity and Change in Police and Prosecutorial Practices	5:00pm	6:20pm	Wed, Nov 13	Salon 12, Lower B2 Level
We Can Work it Out: Collaborating to Implement a Randomized-Control Trial in a State-wide Juvenile Justice System	5:00pm	6:20pm	Wed, Nov 13	Salon 2, Lower B2 Level

Thursday

Session Title	Start Time	End Time	Day	Room
Analysis Issues in Criminal Justice and Criminology Research	8:00am	9:20am	Thu, Nov 14	Sierra A, 5th Level
Evidence-Based Crime Policy II	8:00am	9:20am	Thu, Nov 14	Foothill E, 2nd Level
Fear and Perceptions of Safety: Space, Place and Environmental Design	8:00am	9:20am	Thu, Nov 14	Pacific B, 4th Level
Handling Sexual Assaults: From Training to Investigations	8:00am	9:20am	Thu, Nov 14	Juniper, B2 Level
Justice, Injustice, and Police Practices	8:00am	9:20am	Thu, Nov 14	Foothill H, 2nd Level
Neighborhood, Poverty, and Crime	8:00am	9:20am	Thu, Nov 14	Sierra J, 5th Level
Police Perceptions and Response to Sexual and Family Violence Survivors	8:00am	9:20am	Thu, Nov 14	Salon 10, Lower B2 Level
Policing Vulnerable Populations	8:00am	9:20am	Thu, Nov 14	Sierra H, 5th Level
Understanding Inequalities in Policing	8:00am	9:20am	Thu, Nov 14	Salon 12, Lower B2 Level
Evaluations of Police Practices	9:30am	10:50am	Thu, Nov 14	Juniper, B2 Level
Experiments in Policing and Sentencing	9:30am	10:50am	Thu, Nov 14	Sierra A, 5th Level
Extending Rational Choice Theory: Individual Differences in Perceptions of Risks and Rewards of Offending	9:30am	10:50am	Thu, Nov 14	Foothill C, 2nd Level
Improving justice in Latin America: Prisons, communities, and evidence-based practices	9:30am	10:50am	Thu, Nov 14	Salon 14, Lower B2 Level
Innovations in empirical research on human trafficking (Part 1 of 2)	9:30am	10:50am	Thu, Nov 14	Pacific I, 4th Level
Innovative Approaches to Understanding Crime in Communities	9:30am	10:50am	Thu, Nov 14	Nob Hill A, Lower B2 Level
Linking Theory with Method in Criminology Research	9:30am	10:50am	Thu, Nov 14	Sierra K, 5th Level
Longitudinal Studies of Chicago Youth: Using Empirical Evidence to Guide Violence Prevention	9:30am	10:50am	Thu, Nov 14	Salon 12, Lower B2 Level
Offender Decision Making: Situation and Context	9:30am	10:50am	Thu, Nov 14	Foothill E, 2nd Level
Understanding the Patterns and Impacts of Police Proactivity at Crime Hot Spots	9:30am	10:50am	Thu, Nov 14	Salon 10, Lower B2 Level
Advances in Sex Offense Policy Research: Legal Issues	11:00am	12:20pm	Thu, Nov 14	Foothill B, 2nd Level
Innovations in empirical research on human trafficking (Part 2 of 2)	11:00am	12:20pm	Thu, Nov 14	Pacific I, 4th Level
Journal of Experimental Criminology Meeting	11:00am	12:20pm	Thu, Nov 14	Laurel, B2 Level
Preventing and Responding to Domestic Violence	11:00am	12:20pm	Thu, Nov 14	Sierra I, 5th Level
Challenges in Measure and Methodology	12:30pm	1:50pm	Thu, Nov 14	Juniper, B2 Level
Public Confidence in the Criminal Justice System	12:30pm	1:50pm	Thu, Nov 14	Foothill D, 2nd Level
Reducing Gang Involvement and Crime: Promising Findings and Future Directions	12:30pm	1:50pm	Thu, Nov 14	Salon 11, Lower B2 Level
Testing Situational Action Theory I: Individual characteristics and the perception-choice process	12:30pm	1:50pm	Thu, Nov 14	Foothill H, 2nd Level
Theoretical and Methodological Advances in Policing I	12:30pm	1:50pm	Thu, Nov 14	Pacific C, 4th Level
Communities and Place: Police Patrols and Tools	2:00pm	3:20pm	Thu, Nov 14	Sierra C, 5th Level
Connections between Waived Juveniles, Mass Incarceration, and "Juvenile Lifers"	2:00pm	3:20pm	Thu, Nov 14	Pacific J, 4th Level
Drug Treatment Courts, Therapeutic Communities, and Recidivism	2:00pm	3:20pm	Thu, Nov 14	Sierra K, 5th Level
DWC NIJ VAWA Panel: National Institute of Justice’s Teen Dating Violence Research Portfolio	2:00pm	3:20pm	Thu, Nov 14	Pacific A, 4th Level
Experimental Neurocriminology: Randomized, Controlled Trials Involving Biological Manipulations or Moderators	2:00pm	3:20pm	Thu, Nov 14	Salon 14, Lower B2 Level
Measurement Issues in Criminal Justice and Criminology Research	2:00pm	3:20pm	Thu, Nov 14	Salon 10, Lower B2 Level
Pathologies of Imagination: New Rules for New Times	2:00pm	3:20pm	Thu, Nov 14	Salon 6, Lower B2 Level
Sentencing Outcomes I	2:00pm	3:20pm	Thu, Nov 14	Foothill J, 2nd Level
Substance Use Treatment from Sentencing to Re-Entry	2:00pm	3:20pm	Thu, Nov 14	Pacific H, 4th Level
Exploring the underlying mechanisms of procedural justice and police legitimacy	3:30pm	4:50pm	Thu, Nov 14	Willow, B2 Level
Navigating the Implementation Waters in the Age of Evidence-Based Corrections	3:30pm	4:50pm	Thu, Nov 14	Foothill A, 2nd Level
New Insights About Fentanyl Markets & Harm Reduction	3:30pm	4:50pm	Thu, Nov 14	Foothill G2, 2nd Level
Police Legitimacy	3:30pm	4:50pm	Thu, Nov 14	Salon 12, Lower B2 Level
Prosecutorial Policies and Practices	3:30pm	4:50pm	Thu, Nov 14	Sierra H, 5th Level
Public Attitudes Towards Police Legitimacy	3:30pm	4:50pm	Thu, Nov 14	Sierra J, 5th Level
Racial / Ethnic Attitudes on Criminal Justice and Punishment	3:30pm	4:50pm	Thu, Nov 14	Foothill D, 2nd Level
Roundtable: Considerations for successful reentry: Results from qualitative analyses	3:30pm	4:50pm	Thu, Nov 14	Golden Gate Salon B, Area 5, B2 Level
Understanding the Critical Decision Points in the Criminal Justice System in New York City: Findings from the Data Collaborative for Justice	3:30pm	4:50pm	Thu, Nov 14	Salon 2, Lower B2 Level
Comparative Perspectives on School and Mass Shootings	5:00pm	6:20pm	Thu, Nov 14	Pacific H, 4th Level
Criminal Investigations	5:00pm	6:20pm	Thu, Nov 14	Sierra H, 5th Level
Development and Prevention of Radicalization and Disengagement from Violent Extremism	5:00pm	6:20pm	Thu, Nov 14	Salon 12, Lower B2 Level
Police Responses to Public Needs	5:00pm	6:20pm	Thu, Nov 14	Foothill B, 2nd Level
Roundtable: Scholarship on Corrections	5:00pm	6:20pm	Thu, Nov 14	Golden Gate Salon B, Area 1, B2 Level
The Elephant in the Room: The Power of Stigma	5:00pm	6:20pm	Thu, Nov 14	Foothill D, 2nd Level
What Happens in Vegas Shouldn’t Always Stay in Vegas: Evaluating Police-led Violence Reduction Strategies	5:00pm	6:20pm	Thu, Nov 14	Pacific J, 4th Level

Friday

Session Title	Start Time	End Time	Day	Room
Brain, Moral Judgment, and Neurocriminology	8:00am	9:20am	Fri, Nov 15	Foothill C, 2nd Level
Crimes among Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs and Law Enforcement Challenges on How to Combat those Crimes	8:00am	9:20am	Fri, Nov 15	Salon 2, Lower B2 Level
Crime-Specific Attitudes Towards Punishment	8:00am	9:20am	Fri, Nov 15	Nob Hill A, Lower B2 Level
Evaluation of Training Programs to Prevent & Respond to Victimization	8:00am	9:20am	Fri, Nov 15	Juniper, B2 Level
International Longitudinal Studies	8:00am	9:20am	Fri, Nov 15	Nob Hill B, Lower B2 Level
Police Violence	8:00am	9:20am	Fri, Nov 15	Pacific J, 4th Level
Combining Forces: Solitary Confinement Impacts and Reform Across Three States	9:30am	10:50am	Fri, Nov 15	Sierra B, 5th Level
Lightning Talk: De-escalation in Policing: What We Know and Don’t Know (Organized by the Division of Policing)	9:30am	10:50am	Fri, Nov 15	Nob Hill A, Lower B2 Level
New Directions in Research on Gun Policy and Ownership	9:30am	10:50am	Fri, Nov 15	Sierra D, 5th Level
Peers and Delinquency	9:30am	10:50am	Fri, Nov 15	Nob Hill D, Lower B2 Level
Roundtable: Scandinavian Correctional Exceptionalism in an American Context: Building the Foundations for Actionable Penal Reform	9:30am	10:50am	Fri, Nov 15	Pacific G, 4th Level
Roundtable: Violence in Society: theory and practice	9:30am	10:50am	Fri, Nov 15	Golden Gate Salon B, Area 1, B2 Level
Understanding and Advancing Legitimacy Theory III	9:30am	10:50am	Fri, Nov 15	Foothill E, 2nd Level
Variation in Guilty Pleas and Suspended Sentences	9:30am	10:50am	Fri, Nov 15	Foothill H, 2nd Level
Advancements in Policing Research in Israel	11:00am	12:20pm	Fri, Nov 15	Salon 14, Lower B2?
Body Worn Cameras: Police Perceptions	11:00am	12:20pm	Fri, Nov 15	Pacific F, 4th Level
Evaluation of Massachusetts’ Safe and Successful Youth Initiative	11:00am	12:20pm	Fri, Nov 15	Foothill F, 2nd Level
Evidence-Based Crime Policy III	11:00am	12:20pm	Fri, Nov 15	Nob Hill D, Lower B2 Level
Preventing Crime in Public Spaces	11:00am	12:20pm	Fri, Nov 15	Pacific D, 4th Level
Public Policy and Perceptions of Crime and Punishment	11:00am	12:20pm	Fri, Nov 15	Salon 2, Lower B2 Level
Sentencing Outcomes II	11:00am	12:20pm	Fri, Nov 15	Foothill G2, 2nd Level
Substance Use: Evaluating Legal and Other Intervention Approaches	11:00am	12:20pm	Fri, Nov 15	Juniper, B2 Level
Swift-Certain-Fair: Applications to Community and Institutional Corrections, and to Re-Entry	11:00am	12:20pm	Fri, Nov 15	Foothill D, 2nd Level
Evidence-Based Crime Policy IV	12:30pm	1:50pm	Fri, Nov 15	Nob Hill D, Lower B2 Level
Experiments in the Community	12:30pm	1:50pm	Fri, Nov 15	Pacific C, 4th Level
Firearm Violence: New Findings from UCFC, the University of California Firearm Violence Research Center	12:30pm	1:50pm	Fri, Nov 15	Foothill F, 2nd Level
NIJ Day: Multi-site Studies of Risk and Needs Assessments in Juvenile Justice	12:30pm	1:50pm	Fri, Nov 15	Salon 4, Lower B2 Level
Reimagining Justice through Research: The Role of Values in Empirical Research	12:30pm	1:50pm	Fri, Nov 15	Salon 14, Lower B2 Level
Roundtable: What works in Preventing Terrorism and Violent Extremism? A Program of Campbell Systematic Reviews	12:30pm	1:50pm	Fri, Nov 15	Pacific G, 4th Level
Victimization of the Most Vulnerable: An Exploration of Immigrant Populations (Organized by the Division of Victimology)	12:30pm	1:50pm	Fri, Nov 15	Foothill G1, 2nd Level
An Examination of Problem Solving Courts: DUI, Opiod, and Mental Health	2:00pm	3:20pm	Fri, Nov 15	Salon 10, Lower B2 Level
Applications of video technologies: Findings from Urban Institute studies on surveillance, analytics, and body-worn cameras	2:00pm	3:20pm	Fri, Nov 15	Sierra B, 5th Level
Future Crime Perspectives	2:00pm	3:20pm	Fri, Nov 15	Salon 12, Lower B2 Level
Intervening in the School-to-Prison Pipeline by Disrupting Punitive Disciplinary Practices	2:00pm	3:20pm	Fri, Nov 15	Salon 13, Lower B2 Level
Policy In Action: Analyses of legal changes	2:00pm	3:20pm	Fri, Nov 15	Sierra G, 5th Level
Addressing the Challenges in Pretrial Practices	3:30pm	4:50pm	Fri, Nov 15	Foothill J, 2nd Level
Cross-National and International Police Strategies	3:30pm	4:50pm	Fri, Nov 15	Sierra D, 5th Level
Is More Better?: What Works in Effective Reentry	3:30pm	4:50pm	Fri, Nov 15	Salon 1, Lower B2 Level
NIJ Day: Studies of State-level Juvenile Justice System Improvement Efforts	3:30pm	4:50pm	Fri, Nov 15	Salon 4, Lower B2 Level
Procedural Justice and Policing	3:30pm	4:50pm	Fri, Nov 15	Salon 5, Lower B2 Level
Rethinking Deviance: Beyond Strain and Social Reaction Theory	3:30pm	4:50pm	Fri, Nov 15	Juniper, B2 Level
Toward Evidence-Based Approaches to Prevent and Reduce Gang Violence and Involvement	3:30pm	4:50pm	Fri, Nov 15	Salon 11, Lower B2 Level
Using Big Data for Criminal Justice Research	3:30pm	4:50pm	Fri, Nov 15	Sierra F, 5th Level

Saturday

Session Title	Start Time	End Time	Day	Room
"But what do the data say?” Exploiting Linked Admin Data to Confront Theory	8:00am	9:20am	Sat, Nov 16	Foothill A, 2nd Level
Emerging Research in White-Collar/Corporate Crime	8:00am	9:20am	Sat, Nov 16	Foothill G2, 2nd Level
Interventions, Journeys, and Evaluations of Crime	9:30am	10:50am	Sat, Nov 16	Foothill D, 2nd Level
Technology, Temperature, and Time Use: Different Theoretical Directions for Preventing Various Crimes	9:30am	10:50am	Sat, Nov 16	Foothill A, 2nd Level
Evaluating Restorative Justice Interventions in Schools	11:00am	12:20pm	Sat, Nov 16	Pacific D, 4th Level
Gendered Risks in Victimization and Arrest	11:00am	12:20pm	Sat, Nov 16	Foothill C, 2nd Level
Lots, Housing, and Crime	11:00am	12:20pm	Sat, Nov 16	Nob Hill A, Lower B2 Level
Routine Activities: Tourists, Shoppers, and the Weather	11:00am	12:20pm	Sat, Nov 16	Nob Hill B, Lower B2 Level

2019 Award Nominations- Submit Now

February 25, 2019/in ASC Annual Meeting, Awards/by admin

We are currently seeking nominations for the Joan McCord Award, Outstanding Young Experimental Criminologist Award, Jerry Lee Lifetime Achievement Award, Award for Outstanding Experimental Field Trial, and the Student Paper Award. To nominate someone for an award, please forward a letter of recommendation (outlining why the recipient should be nominated) and the nominee’s current CV to expcrim@gmail.com. Applicants, particularly for the Student Paper Award, should feel free to nominate themselves and list two references. For the Outstanding Experimental Field Trial and the Student Paper Awards please attach the relevant manuscripts. Award nominations are due by March 31^st 2019.

A Thank You to the Sponsors of the DEC Awards and Mentoring Program

December 4, 2018/in ASC Annual Meeting/by admin

We wish to thank all of our generous sponsors of this year’s events at ASC, including our new mentoring program:

Karen Amendola
Anthony Braga
Friedrich Lösel
John MacDonald
Adrian Raine
Greg Ridgeway
Caterina Roman
John Roman
David Weisburd

The AEC Joan McCord Award to be Presented at ASC

September 21, 2018/in ASC Annual Meeting, Awards/by admin

The 2018 Joan McCord Award will be presented to Dr. Pamela K. Lattimore at the 2018 American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting. Join the DEC/AEC on Wednesday, November 14 from 2:00 to 3:30 pm in the Atlanta Marriott Marquis (A602, Atrium Level).

Dr. Lattimore will describe her corrections-focused research in a presentation titled “Searching for Evidence: Ruminations on Correctional Evaluation”.

Pamela K. Lattimore is Senior Director for Research Development for RTI’s Division for Applied Justice Research with responsibility for leading impactful multidisciplinary research focused on improving understanding of crime and related problems, the criminal justice system, and prevention and intervention activities designed to ameliorate societal problems and increase community and individual resilience. She has more than 30 years of experience evaluating interventions and investigating the causes and correlates of criminal behavior. Dr. Lattimore has led multiple multisite, multimodal experimental and quasi-experimental evaluations, including the NIJ-funded evaluation of the Honest Opportunity Probation with Enforcement Demonstration Field Experiment. She was named a Fellow of the Academy of Experimental Criminology in 2009, was awarded the Peter P. Lejins Researcher Award from the American Correctional Association in 2015, and was presented with the Distinguished Scholar Award by the Division on Corrections and Sentencing of the American Society of Criminology in 2015. Dr. Lattimore has published extensively, has served on the editorial boards of multiple academic journals, and is co-editor of the annual series Handbook on Corrections and Sentencing, which is sponsored by the American Society of Criminology’s Division of Corrections and Sentencing and published by Routledge Press.

Submit ASC Thematic Panels

January 26, 2018/in ASC Annual Meeting/by admin

The American Society of Criminology is currently seeking thematic panel suggestions for the 2018 Annual Meeting. Thematic panels, paper abstracts, and author meets critics panels are due Friday, March 9th, 2018. Submissions are done online.