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FAQ - for Presenters
FAQ - for Presenters
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What kinds of presentation formats will be offered at CATE?
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We will have presentations in five formats:
Papers — up to 6000-word count limit, 8-page minimum requested
Presentations — up to 15 minutes long + Q&A.
Workshops — 90 minutes long.
Posters — work in progress.
Creative Works — an exciting new category for CATE 2026 designed to highlight socially engaged research and artistic practice.
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Does the CATE 2026 conference anticipate full research papers or would a summary- or work-in-progress-style submissions also considered appropriate?
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Either is acceptable to the CATE Organizers. Whether full research papers or summaries or pre-publication releases are submitted to CATE 2026 is at the discretion of the Submitters.
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Will CATE 2026 proceedings be copyrighted?
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The CATE 2026 Organizers in no way claim or hold copyright to any paper's content. CATE 2026 is meant to serve as a forum for Submitters to disseminate their work.
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Will CATE 2026 proceedings be made public?
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Yes. The CATE 2026 proceedings wil be made publicly available. We accept author's claims about copyright and such copyrights should be explicitly noted in all submitted content.
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Will accepted papers have a presentation slot at the conference?
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Yes! Authors of all accepted papers will have a 15 minute time slot, the same as the presentation format.
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How do I submit an abstract?
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Abstract submissions are closed. All are welcome to join the conversation in Tucson!
FAQ - for Participants
FAQ - for Participants
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What is included with the registration fee?
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Your registration fee includes: access to Keynote addresses, workshops, poster sessions, paper and artistic works presentations, conference materials (digital and printed), coffee break refreshments, and lunches.
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If I am driving a car to the conference, where do I park?
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The CATE conference will be held on the University of Arizona Campus, in the Environment and Natural Resources 2 Building, 1064 E. Lowell St, Tucson, AZ 85721. The Sixth Street Garage, 1119 E Sixth St., is connected to the ENR2 building and is pay-to-park. The cost is $8 per day. Additional details about campus parking and other available pay-per-hour spots can be found here.
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Does CATE have a designated hotel?
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No. To minimize our costs for this year's conference, CATE organizers did not seek a contract for hotel room blocks. We are happy to suggest these hotels for your consideration:
Tucson Marriott University Park | 880 E 2nd St, Tucson, AZ 85719 - 0.5 mile/0.08 kilometer | 15-min walk
Graduate by Hilton Tucson | 930 E 2nd St, Tucson, AZ 85719 - 0.5 mile/0.08 kilometer | 15-min walk
AC Hotel Tucson Downtown | 151 E Broadway Blvd. Tucson, AZ 85701 - recommend taking the free street car to campus/Tyndall station.
Arizona Inn | 2200 E. Elm St. Tucson, AZ 85719 - would recommend driving to campus/conference venue
There are some wonderful boutique hotels and B&B's near campus (Adobe Rose Inn B&B, Armory Park Inn, The Blenman Inn, Unicorn Zebra Boutique)
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