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For further information and enquiriesPlease contact the network coordinator:Susanna KharroubiEmail susanna.kharroubi@utu.fiTel. +358 2 333 5431“Research on Positive Health Determinants”The Importance in Health PromotionSymposium/PhD-seminarMay 20. and May 21. 2008.Sponsored by Nordic-Baltic Doctoral Network in PsychologyThe PsychoSomatic Research Group (PSRG) (ISH-NTNU/ASP-HiST) invites to a Symposium and PhDseminarin Health Promotion; “Research on Positive Health Determinants”at the Department of Social Work and Health Science.The sponsoring by the Nordic-Baltic Doctoral Network in Psychology allows PhD-students from Nordic-Baltic countries to apply for funding for participation at the seminar. See http://nbnp.utu.fi/.The ProgramSYMPOSIUM May 20.:Chair: Professor Geir Arild Espnes08.45 Welcome– the Rector of Sør-Trøndelag University College Trond Andersen, the Dean of the Facultyof Social Science Jan Morten Dyrstad, Dean of the Department for Nursing, Anne Tveit and leader of thePsychosomatic Research Group Professor Geir Arild Espnes.09.15 Lectures will be given by:Prof. Bengt Lindström and Dr. Monica Eriksson, Prof. Don Byrne, Associate Prof. Odin HjemdalProf. Kazimierz Wrzesniewski, Dr. Ewa Gruszczynska, Associate Prof, Toril Rannestad, SeniorResearcher Geir Smedslund, Associate Prof. Steinar Krokstad, PhD candidates Lisa Vivoll Straumeand Siw Tone Innstrand.12.20 Lunch15.10 Round table discussions16.00 Closing the symposiumPHD SEMINAR May 21.:Chair: Associate professor Dr. Toril Rannestad09.00-16.00PhD students present papers and get feedback. Participation with paper gives 5 studypoints, without papergives 2.5. The papers should be 15-20 pages double spacing 12 pt Times Roman in English and built up as ajournal research article, either theoretical or empirical. Papers must be sent as attachment totoril.ottesen@svt.ntnu.no before May 5 to be included in the seminar. All participants will be allocated tohave opponent responsibility for at least one paper. The papers can either be on the themes for thesymposium the day before, or it could be a paper connected to the PhD-work of the candidate.The paper will be sent out at least 10 days prior to the meeting. On the 21 the PhD student first presentshis/her paper, so the opponent appointed PhD students give their feedback and at the end the teachers at theseminar give their feedback.More information on times etc. will be given in due time before the conference.Moe information of curriculum and other detailed will be given closer to the date of the Symposium andSeminar.If you want to participate in the symposium or seminar, or both, send an e-mail totoril.ottesen@svt.ntnu.no.Trondheima, Norvēģija.Questions about the Symposium/PhD-seminar to geirae@svt.ntnu.noPreliminary schedule for the symposium 20.5.0834