Proposals
The Conference Selection Committee is now accepting conference proposals between August 1, 2023 and December 1, 2023 for the SI Leader Summit and 13th International Conference on Supplemental Instruction. Please click the “Proposal Submission” button below to review process, timeline, additional submission requirements, and submit your proposal.
For any submissions received by September 30, 2023, one presenter will be entered to win a free conference registration!
Proposal Category |
Description |
Criteria |
Effective SI Practice Interactive Sessions–Student |
Interactive, engaging 45-minute sessions regarding effective practices and/or research in SI. Sessions may address (but are not limited to) topics such as professional development, mentoring, observations, program innovations/adaptations, session strategies, marketing, recruitment and hiring, online SI, etc. |
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Effective SI Practice Interactive Sessions–Professional (non-student) |
Interactive, engaging 45-minute sessions regarding effective practices and/or research in SI. Sessions may address (but are not limited to) topics such as professional development, mentoring, observations, program innovations/adaptations, session strategies, marketing, recruitment and hiring, online SI, etc. |
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Round Table Sessions |
A Roundtable is a 15-minute presentation followed by a small group (roundtable) discussion for the remaining 30 minutes. There are various Roundtables occurring in the same room with groups consisting of 8 to 10 participants. This session type allows for small groups to engage in a focused and guided discussion of an issue facing the profession. Roundtables are a great opportunity for individuals who are new to the conference to become involved in a very friendly venue, or for those who serve a narrower population to gather like-minded professionals. | Sessions may address (but are not limited to) the following topics:
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ePoster Presentations |
ePoster Presentations are virtual visual displays that can be read/viewed by attendees at various times throughout the conference and interpreted without real-time verbal narrative by the presenter. Accepted poster presenters will have one designated time/space designated for questions/interaction with participants. |
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