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Program Proposal Deadline July 31, 2024 - Submit your proposal today!
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Presenters will have 30 minutes for their presentation and 15 minutes for questions. Below are recommended session topic themes, but please feel free to submit a proposal on any topic that you feel is relevant to the fields of promoting student success and academic advising.
Winning with Wellbeing: Preparing to be Your Best Self
Just as Olympic athletes integrate wellness practices into their training, it is essential for higher education professionals to pursue holistic wellness. Presentation topics may include strategies for maintaining a balanced lifestyle and practical tools and insights to foster a supportive work environment.
Training for Gold in Your Sport: Advising Special Populations
Our advisees often belong to multiple populations that need specialized training and support. Topics may include advising strategies for transfer students, student-athletes, students on academic warning or dismissal, etc. Additionally, topics could cover current research on advising these students.
Winning Strategies: Intentional Advising for Transformational Experiences
Advising techniques to support student success are as diverse as the students themselves. Topic ideas may include, but are not limited to, coaching strategies, appreciative advising, meeting students where they are, creating a safe advising environment, identifying and incorporating student strengths in advising appointments, recognizing advisor and advisee bias, practicing empathy, and using career assessments to support advising.
Championing Leadership: Pathways for Advisor Success
Are you considering advancing to the next level in your career but unsure where to start your training? Discover what it takes to step into a leadership role within the professional advising community. Topics can include involvement in local, regional, or national advising associations, pursuing further education, and obtaining senior-level advising positions.
Proposal Details
*Please submit all information in plain text into the form
*No bullets or other special characters in the abstract. Bullet lists are allowed in the proposal attachment.
*Priority will be assigned to proposals that demonstrate new ideas or methods, or indicate a high level of knowledge and unique treatment of the topic. Proposals from inexperienced, as well as experienced presenters, researchers, and practitioners are earnestly solicited.
Proposals will be evaluated on the basis of:
*Timeliness of the subject matter
*Topic’s contribution to advising field
*Clearly stated purpose and objectives
*Creativity in an approach to a situation or in ways to manage it
*Adaptability of ideas to a variety of institutional settings
*Reflective of good writing practices
Winning with Wellbeing: Preparing to be Your Best Self
Just as Olympic athletes integrate wellness practices into their training, it is essential for higher education professionals to pursue holistic wellness. Presentation topics may include strategies for maintaining a balanced lifestyle and practical tools and insights to foster a supportive work environment.
Training for Gold in Your Sport: Advising Special Populations
Our advisees often belong to multiple populations that need specialized training and support. Topics may include advising strategies for transfer students, student-athletes, students on academic warning or dismissal, etc. Additionally, topics could cover current research on advising these students.
Winning Strategies: Intentional Advising for Transformational Experiences
Advising techniques to support student success are as diverse as the students themselves. Topic ideas may include, but are not limited to, coaching strategies, appreciative advising, meeting students where they are, creating a safe advising environment, identifying and incorporating student strengths in advising appointments, recognizing advisor and advisee bias, practicing empathy, and using career assessments to support advising.
Championing Leadership: Pathways for Advisor Success
Are you considering advancing to the next level in your career but unsure where to start your training? Discover what it takes to step into a leadership role within the professional advising community. Topics can include involvement in local, regional, or national advising associations, pursuing further education, and obtaining senior-level advising positions.
Proposal Details
*Please submit all information in plain text into the form
*No bullets or other special characters in the abstract. Bullet lists are allowed in the proposal attachment.
*Priority will be assigned to proposals that demonstrate new ideas or methods, or indicate a high level of knowledge and unique treatment of the topic. Proposals from inexperienced, as well as experienced presenters, researchers, and practitioners are earnestly solicited.
Proposals will be evaluated on the basis of:
*Timeliness of the subject matter
*Topic’s contribution to advising field
*Clearly stated purpose and objectives
*Creativity in an approach to a situation or in ways to manage it
*Adaptability of ideas to a variety of institutional settings
*Reflective of good writing practices
NACADA has great resources to assist with developing program proposals that stand out during the submission process. Please review their Tutorial
