All submitted abstract proposals were reviewed anonymously by a minimum of three scholars, ranked for strength of content for developing into a full paper within a 2-month timeframe, and appropriateness for symposium theme. We received a large submission with an acceptance rate of 16% for both Thematic Sessions and Research Workshops. The peer-review committee consisted of:
Marc Schoonderbeek [UT Delft/EU]
Mark Wasiuta [Columbia University/US]
Edward Mitchell [Yale University/US]
Chad Elias [University of York/UK]
Ross Birrell [Glasgow School of Art/UK]
Charlie Malikian [independent scholar/US]
Richard Becherer [independent scholar/US]
Paolo Cardulla [UCL, Goldsmiths / UK]
Pegah Zamani [Kennesaw State University /US]
John Nagle [Aberdeen/UK]
Adrienne Janus [Aberdeen/UK]
Franca Trubano [University of Pennsylvania/US]
Hazem Ziada [University of Birmingham/UK]
Ermal Shpuza [Emory University/US]
Mari Fujita [University of British Columbia/Canada]
Colin Ripley [Ryerson/Canada]
Marc J. Neveu [Woodbury University/US]
Tony Rizzuto [Kennesaw State University/US]
William Carpenter [Kennesaw State University/US]
Pari Riahi [Rhode Island School of Design/US]
Armando Montilla [Clemson University/US]
Tolulope Onabolu [University of Edinburgh/UK]
Miguel Parades Maldonado [University of Edinburgh/UK]
The AoA Symposium is organized and coordinated by Liz Martin-Malikian
Architecture of alterity 