The Society for Research in Child Development has issued a call for submissions and volunteer reviewers ahead of their 2025 Biennial Meeting on May 1-3, 2025, in Minneapolis, MN.
The SRCD Biennial Meeting aims to promote a further understanding of child development through research while facilitating connections for members and attendees, including professionals and graduate students across the fields of psychology, education, policy, social work, and more.
Visit The Society for Research in Child Development 2025 Biennial Meeting event page.
Call for Submissions
Submissions for the 2025 Biennial Meeting are now being accepted. Researchers in the field of child development–including professionals as well as graduate and undergraduate students–are invited to submit their work for consideration.
Deadline for submission: September 26, 2024
Visit The Society for Research in Child Development 2025 Biennial Meeting call for submissions page.
Call for Volunteer Reviewers
The SRCD has issued a call for volunteers to help review submissions ahead of the 2025 Biennial Meeting. Volunteer reviewers across the field of child development are welcome to apply, and must have a PhD and be a minimum of three years post-doctorate.
Reviewers will need to have access to the internet and be available from October 10-October 25, 2024, to review submissions.
Visit The Society for Research in Child Development 2025 Biennial Meeting call for submissions page.
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