ICMPC11 Home Page

The University of Washington School of Music
is pleased to host the 11th ICMPC at our campus in Seattle.

SEATTLE
Seattle, Washington is a large city of around 2.5 million residents located in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States. The city is home to numerous cultural organizations and features a wide variety of music, theater, dance and visual art events.

THE UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON
The University of Washington, founded in 1861, is a major research university with an enrollment of almost 38,000 students on the Seattle campus. The university is comprised of 17 schools and colleges including the College of Arts and Sciences, home of the School of Music. The 700-acre campus, located just north of downtown Seattle, regularly hosts regional, national and international scholarly events.

TRAVEL
Seattle is served by Seattle-Tacoma International Airport which features non-stop air service to many destinations and easy connecting service to every major city in the world. The university is served by numerous bus routes that provide easy access to downtown Seattle and communities throughout the region.

BEYOND SEATTLE
For attendees wishing to extend their trip to Seattle, the region features a wide variety of vacation options. The cities of Vancouver, British Columbia and Portland, Oregon are 3 hours from Seattle by car, train or bus. Three major national parks—Mount Rainier, North Cascades and Olympic—offer opportunities for hiking, camping and other outdoor activities.

CONFERENCE UPDATES

Campus Area Map - Click Here
This color map in .pdf format shows you the conference venues in relation to conference housing and the U district near campus.

Instructions for Presenters - Click Here
This file includes important information on available equipment and how to prepare the spoken papers and posters for presentation. NOTE: All spoken presentations requiring Powerpoint (or Keynote), sound or video, must be in a format that can be downloaded to the conference laptops in each room and played via computer.

Updated Conference Schedule - Click Here

Wednesday Excursions
The conference is not coordinating any specific excursions for Wednesday because there are so many different things to do. Please visit the "Sightseeing in Seattle" page for more information. There will be a concierge on site all week to help delegates make arrangements as needed.

Poster Schedule - Click Here
There will be three poster sessions at ICMPC11. In an effort to make these times both informative and social, the two evening sessions will be sponsored by SEMPRE and will include complementary wine and snacks. The Wednesday afternoon session will also include beverages and snacks.

ICMPC CONCERT Tuesday August 24th

We are excited to announce that international Jazz artist and UW faculty member Cuong Vu will be giving a concert exclusively for our conference at the Triple Door, one of downtown Seattle's premiere music and dining clubs. Admission is free to attendees and food and drink are available for purchase at the club. Because seating for the concert will be limited, tickets will be distributed at registration on a first come first served basis.

Presenter Registration Due April 30th

Proceedings Submission Due May 1 - Instruction HERE

Travel Award and Young Researcher Award
notifications went out April 2.

NOTE to all who submitted:
Notifications of acceptance were sent out March 1.
If you haven't received an email from us please contact
icmpc11@uw.edu immediately.

11th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON MUSIC PERCEPTION AND COGNITION August 23-27, 2010 Seattle, Washington USA
Home Registration and Accommodation Campus Area Map (Downnloads in pdf format) PROGRAM Instructions for Presenters-NEW Sightseeing in Seattle Keynotes SPONSORS Getting to Seattle Campus Area Map The University of Washington The UW School of Music Submissions CLOSED December 15 Questions? Email: ICMPC11 ICMPC 11 Local Program Committee: Steven M. Demorest, Chair School of Music Patricia S. Campbell School of Music Ellen Covey Psychology Steven J. Morrison School of Music Lynne Werner Speech and Hearin	ANNOUNCEMENTS NEUROSCIENCES AND MUSIC IV CALL FOR POSTER SUBMISSIONS DEADLINE Extended 28, MARCH 2011 FOR DETAILS ON THE CONFERENCE CLICK HERE FOR THE POSTER SUBMISSION FORM CLICK HERE ICMPC12 The joint conference ICMPC – ESCOM 2012 will take place from 23-28 July 2012 in Thessaloniki, Greece. THANK YOU TO ALL OF THE DELEGATES FOR A VERY SUCCESSFUL CONFERENCE! The University of Washington School of Music is pleased to host the 11th ICMPC at our campus in Seattle. SEATTLE Seattle, Washington is a large city of around 2.5 million residents located in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States. The city is home to numerous cultural organizations and features a wide variety of music, theater, dance and visual art events. THE UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON The University of Washington, founded in 1861, is a major research university with an enrollment of almost 38,000 students on the Seattle campus. The university is comprised of 17 schools and colleges including the College of Arts and Sciences, home of the School of Music. The 700-acre campus, located just north of downtown Seattle, regularly hosts regional, national and international scholarly events. TRAVEL Seattle is served by Seattle-Tacoma International Airport which features non-stop air service to many destinations and easy connecting service to every major city in the world. The university is served by numerous bus routes that provide easy access to downtown Seattle and communities throughout the region. BEYOND SEATTLE For attendees wishing to extend their trip to Seattle, the region features a wide variety of vacation options. The cities of Vancouver, British Columbia and Portland, Oregon are 3 hours from Seattle by car, train or bus. Three major national parks—Mount Rainier, North Cascades and Olympic—offer opportunities for hiking, camping and other outdoor activities. CONFERENCE UPDATES Campus Area Map - Click Here This color map in .pdf format shows you the conference venues in relation to conference housing and the U district near campus. Instructions for Presenters - Click Here This file includes important information on available equipment and how to prepare the spoken papers and posters for presentation. NOTE: All spoken presentations requiring Powerpoint (or Keynote), sound or video, must be in a format that can be downloaded to the conference laptops in each room and played via computer. Updated Conference Schedule - Click Here Wednesday Excursions The conference is not coordinating any specific excursions for Wednesday because there are so many different things to do. Please visit the "Sightseeing in Seattle" page for more information. There will be a concierge on site all week to help delegates make arrangements as needed. Poster Schedule - Click Here There will be three poster sessions at ICMPC11. In an effort to make these times both informative and social, the two evening sessions will be sponsored by SEMPRE and will include complementary wine and snacks. The Wednesday afternoon session will also include beverages and snacks. ICMPC CONCERT Tuesday August 24th We are excited to announce that international Jazz artist and UW faculty member Cuong Vu will be giving a concert exclusively for our conference at the Triple Door, one of downtown Seattle's premiere music and dining clubs. Admission is free to attendees and food and drink are available for purchase at the club. Because seating for the concert will be limited, tickets will be distributed at registration on a first come first served basis. Presenter Registration Due April 30th Proceedings Submission Due May 1 - Instruction HERE Travel Award and Young Researcher Award notifications went out April 2. NOTE to all who submitted: Notifications of acceptance were sent out March 1. If you haven't received an email from us please contact icmpc11@uw.edu immediately.