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2ND CALL FOR PAPERS IMLA25 INCLUDING IMEC 30 ICERS 14 Issue 1 !
2nd Call for Papers
IMLA25 Including IMEC 30
ICERS 14
MARITIME ACADEMY OF ASIA AND THE PACIFIC IN THIS JOINT CONFERENCE
Annual General Meeting The Annual IMLA General Meeting will convene during this conference
Prof. Jin Yongxing, Honorary
Chairman of IMLA
Prof. Clive Cole ,
Secretary of IMLA, Chairman of IMLA-
IMEC
Prof. Takeshi Nakazawa ,
Chairman of IMLA-ICERS
With a great pride and honour, I take this esteemed occasion to invite all the maritime lecturers around the globe teaching navigation, engineering, English and other maritime-related courses to come to this very rare occasion and be actively involved in the joint conferences of the 25th International Maritime Lecturers’ Association Conference, 30th International Maritime English Conference and 14th International Conference on Engine Room Simulators in Manila and Bataan, Philippines.
With the Theme: “The New Wave of Excellence in Maritime Education and Training”, we welcome you all to this first joint event of the sub-committees of IMLA, IMEC and ICERS that anyone can join and cross attend any session that interests you during the three parallel conferences. This is a great opportune as English teacher, an engineer lecturer or a navigation lecturer to be immersed or be exposed to another discipline and be able to expand his or her horizon in exchanging of ideas and links in one conference. We feel proud that such great professionals will gather as one and your participation to this rare joint conference will add vision to our ideas and discussion. Lastly, we would like you to experience the Filipino hospitality that you will enjoy and will never forget.
We look forward to meet you in Manila and MAAP in October!
VADM EDUARDO MA R SANTOS AFP (Ret.)
LOC Chairman
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IMEC Sub-themes TOPICS
Cross-curricular integration of teaching, learning and assessment in Maritime English courses
Language, communication and the maritime domain – common topics and overlapping issues
Cross-cultural communication and awareness from different perspectives
Unification of graduate attributes: competence, performance, teaching, learning and assessment
Cross-curricular/cross-course adaptation, design and implementation of teaching and learning activities of Maritime English
E-learning, blended learning, e-platforms, computer-based testing ideas and suggestions
Trends and research; teaching materials and learning activities
The professional implications of the professional maritime context and how they condition communication at sea
Train the trainer – trainer requirements and competences
International cooperation –needs, opportunities and possibilities
ICERS Sub-themes TOPICS
Trends and Technologies used in Engine Room Simulation;
On-board Autonomous Systems and the future of Maritime Simulation;
The future of Simulation – Virtual Engine Room Simulators.
IMLA Sub-themes
TOPICS
Innovations in Maritime Education
Social Learning in MET
New Technology in Maritime Education
Assessment of Maritime Education
Quality Assurance in Maritime Education
International Maritime Education Programs
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DIAMOND HOTEL MANILA
Plenary Sessions 22-23 October Plenary and parallel sessions will be held at Diamond Hotel
MAAP Sessions
FAST FACTS
25 and 20 IMLA 25 shall be hosted by MAAP on its 20th year since it was established
16 and 8 MAAP Hosted IMEC 16 in 2004 and ICERS 8 in 2008
FOR MORE INFORMATION
Visit
www.maap.edu.ph/IMLA25-IMEC30-ICERS14
www.imla.co
Tentative Program 21 Oct Sun 22 Oct Mon 23 Oct
Tues 24 Oct Wed 25 Oct Thurs
Morning Plenary
Opening
Group photo
Keynote speeches
Parallel
MET
IMEC
ICERS
Plenary
Workshop
Cultural Tour
Afternoon Registration Parallel
MET
IMEC
ICERS
Parallel
MET
IMEC
ICERS
Plenary
Campus Tour
AGM (IMLA)
Closing
Evening Reception Cocktails
Barbeque Night
Cultural Dinner
* The program is subject to change after collecting the abstracts.
* A spouse/accompanying person program will be considered depending on the number of registered spouses/accompanying person.
Let your spouse/child enjoy the 4-day
cultural and sight-seeing activities
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IMPORTANT DATes
EXTENDED Deadline of
Submission Abstracts:
15 June 2018
Acceptance of Abstracts:
30 June 2018
Submission of Full Papers:
31 August 2018
Format Paper size : A4 Font : Arial Font Size (Title) : 14 Font Size (Body) : 12 Line-spacing : 1 ½ Margins : Normal (1”) Headings : Bold Spelling : English (UK)
Abstracts Interested authors are requested to submit a 300 word (maximum) abstract. Abstract should include the author’s name, title, e-mail address and purpose of the paper.
Full Paper Title: The title should be as succinct as possible.
Author’s details These should include initial, surname, e-mail address, physical address and telephone number. A short biography of the author should also be provided on a separate sheet.
The length of the Full Paper between 8 to 10pages excluding figures, tables, bibliography and any other additional material; and should include the following:
Title
Author(s)
Affiliation, address and e-mail address
Abstract
Introduction
Main text
Conclusion
References
Abstracts, full papers and presentational sould be forwarded to the
designated Vice LOC Chairman as follows:
[email protected] / [email protected]
[email protected] / [email protected]
[email protected] / [email protected]
All selected papers and confirmed participants shall have presentation at
least 15 minutes with 10 minutes Q&A.
Other concerns email at [email protected] the Secretariat
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REGISTRATION FEES
EARLY BIRD : USD 350 UNTIL 1 AUG 2018
MEMBER : USD 350
NON-MEMBER : USD 400
SPOUSE : USD 200
BANK/TELEGRAPHIC TRANSFER
BANK DETAILS OF MAAP:
ACCOUNT HOLDER’S NAME: MARITIME ACADEMY OF ASIA AND THE PACIFIC (MAAP), INC.
ACCOUNT HOLDER’S ADDRESS: KAMAYA POINT, BARANGAY ALAS-ASIN, MARIVELES
BATAAN, PHILIPPINES, 2109
ACCOUNT NUMBER (US$): 0034-0000985-7
BANK NAME: PHILTRUST BANK (PHILIPPINE TRUST COMPANY)
BRANCH NAME: HEAD OFFICE
BANK ADDRESS: PHILTRUST BANK BUILDING
UNITED NATIONS AVENUE CORNER SAN MARCELINO ST.
MANILA, PHILIPPINES, 1007
SWIFT BIC: PHTBPHMMXXX
BANK TELEPHONE NO.: (632) 524-9061 OR (632) 498-0190
IMPORTANT REMINDER:
PLEASE SEND COPY OF YOUR DEPOSIT SLIP OR PROOF OF PAYMENT WITH THE NAME OF PARTICIPANT TO THE FOLLOWING EMAIL ADDRESS:
MAAP CONTACT NUMBERS: +632 784 9100 LOCAL 4053 (BATAAN OFFICE)
+632 527 2110 (MANILA SATELLITE OFFICE)
REMINDER
All bank transfer charges and fees shall be shouldered
by the payor’s account
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Diamond Hotel Manila
Room Type Rates *
Deluxe USD 120
Premier USD 164
Diamond Club
USD 220
Rates are based on the daily conversation rate for USD to PHP
Hotel Jen Room Type Rates *
Deluxe USD 86
Club USD 115
Rates are based on the daily conversation rate for USD to PHP
Hop-Inn Room Type Rates*
Standard USD 35
Standard Seaview
USD 40
Rates are based on the daily conversation rate for USD to PHP
Accommodations
Note: Pick-up and drop-off will be from limited centrally located hotels in Manila or enjoy a five minute walk to the venue.
To avail the discounted price of the rooms, kindly make the hotel reservation and registration through us until
AUGUST 15, 2018. After such date, you can book
on your own hotel. If assistance is needed, please contact the Secretariat.
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The MARITIME ACADEMY OF ASIA AND THE PACIFIC (MAAP) was established by the visionary founder Capt. Gregorio S. Oca, the President of AMOSUP (Associated Marine Officer’s and Seamen’s Union of the Philippines) to be at par with the best maritime education and training institutions in the world. The Academy, accredited by the Commission of Higher Education (CHED), offers four-year scholarship grants in Bachelor of Science in Marine Transportation and Marine Engineering, Bridging Program for Marine Engineering, and postgraduate courses. Through appropriate arrangement with various sponsors and donors, every graduate is assured of employment aboard commercial ships plying the foreign trade. MAAP sits on a 125 hectare site upon the inauguration of the IMMAJ-PJMCC Campus last April 7, 2009 equipped with the first cutting-edge maritime simulators and laboratories in the Philippines. The Center for Advance Maritime Studies was inaugurated with the unveiling of Capt. Gregorio S. Oca monument, campus and building together with Engr. Johnny S. Oca building last November 28, 2011.
MAAP Journal Publication
AROUND MAAP
GSO Building
IMMAJ-JSU Building
Center for Advance Maritime Studies (CAMS) Building
MAAP the Host by [Article Author]
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Manila, capital and chief city of the Philippines. The city is the centre of the country’s economic, political, social, and cultural activity. It is located on the island of Luzon and spreads along the eastern shore of Manila Bay at the mouth of the Pasig River.
Climate
The tropical climate is characterized by a wet season that lasts from June to November and by a dry season lasting from December to May. October’s temperature is 30 degrees celsius the hottest and the coldest is 21 degrees. Light smart casual attire is ideal for the events. National costume may be worn during the cultural night.
Transportation
Transportation services upon the arrival and departure will be provided. International airports are more or less 8 kilometers to the venue or 30 minutes by car on light traffic.
Rizal Park
Fort Santiago
Intramuros
Intramuros ruins
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The Local Organizing Committee
VADM EDUARDO MA R SANTOS AFP (Ret.)
LOC Chairman
MICHAEL A. AMON, MEM Vice LOC Chairman for IMLA
ENGR. GERARDO RAMON S. GALANG
Vice LOC Chairman for ICERS
JANE MAGALLON Vice LOC Chairman for IMEC
LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE (LOC)
