CALL FOR PRESENTATIONS
Do you have an innovative practice or cutting-edge research you want to share with your colleagues from around the world? The Call for Presentations for the 2024 Fall Virtual Conference opens soon. You are invited to submit a presentation proposal that focuses on best and promising practices that increase student success at community and technical colleges.
WHY PRESENT
- Amazing professional development opportunity.
- Collaborate with experts in the field.
- Presenters receive a complimentary conference registration (limited to two per presentation).
- Receive recognition for and feedback about your practice or program.
- Expand your professional portfolio.
- Be part of a dynamic community committed to student success.
PRESENTATION TYPES
- Live Session: The Live Session format is 50 minutes, including time for Q&A. Presenters will present their presentation live through Zoom. Each room will have a moderator who will track questions from participants via the chat and pose those questions to the presenters at the end of the presentation.
- Pre-Recorded Session: Pre-Recorded Sessions should be between 30-60 minutes and will be available on demand throughout and after the conference. These presentations do not require the presenter(s) to be in attendance at the conference. The presenter(s) are responsible for recording, editing, and submitting their presentation to NISOD by October 4, 2024.
CONFERENCE TRACKS
- Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Justice
- Online, Face-to-Face, and Hybrid Teaching and Learning
- Student Services, Support, and Success
CONFERENCE PLATFORM
All conference sessions will take place in Zoom.
PRESENTER REGISTRATION
Presenters doing live presentations must register for the conference. Live presentation presenters receive a complimentary registration (up to two per presentation). A discount of $100 will apply to Individual Registrations received by October 1. After October 1, a $50 discount will apply.
SUBMISSION CRITERIA
To present at the NISOD’s annual Fall Virtual Conference, you must:
- Be employed by a community college, technical college, or not-for-profit organization or university, or
- Not be presenting on behalf of a for-profit company, unless that company is a conference sponsor.
- Be a conference sponsor.
