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HBES 2025 website (abstracts due Feb 15)

December 20, 2024/in Conferences, Events, Newsletter

We are happy to announce that the website for #HBES2025 is up and running and is now accepting abstracts! The 36th Annual Human Behavior & Evolution Society Conference will be held June 4th-7th 2025 at Stockton University’s Atlantic City campus and nearby Tropicana Resort. It will be hosted by Josh Duntley, Margaret Lewis, Liz Shobe, and Bobbi Hornbeck.

Here’s the conference website:
https://stockton.edu/human-behavior-evolution-society-conference/

Abstract submission is open until Feb 15th, 2025, for all talks, posters, symposia, and panel discussions. Feb 15th is also the deadline to submit your manuscript for the New Investigator Award (best graduate student talk) and Postdoctoral Award (best talk by someone <5 years post-PhD); you can upload your manuscript when you submit your abstract. All posters are automatically considered for the Poster Award. Submit your abstract here:
https://stockton.edu/human-behavior-evolution-society-conference/conference-details.html

Registration is now open. The website is not yet ready to accept payment, but you can complete the rest of your registration and we will link it with your payment later. Early Registration ends April 1st, Regular Registration ends June 3. More info is forthcoming.

Atlantic City is known for its entertainment, dining, nightlife, and boardwalk. (If you’ve ever played Monopoly, yes it is that Boardwalk.) Atlantic City is 1h from Philadelphia and 2h from New York City, and there three nearby airports: Atlantic City International (20 min), Philadelphia International (1h), and Newark Liberty International (1.5h); the latter two have trains to Atlantic City. Travel details are here:
https://stockton.edu/human-behavior-evolution-society-conference/travel.html

The hosts have reserved accommodation at the Tropicana at reasonable rates – use the conference website for the conference rates. Students can also book accommodation in the Stockton Atlantic City Dorms for $44/night + $18 linens (with no tax or fees).
https://stockton.edu/human-behavior-evolution-society-conference/travel.html

More information will be announced as it becomes available, by e-mails, the newsletter, and social media (currently X and Facebook, and soon-to-be Blue Sky). For questions, contact HBES2025@stockton.edu

We’re looking forward to seeing you all in Stockton in June! But for now, Happy Holidays!

Sincerely,
The HBES Team

 

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