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Considering submitting a presentation proposal? Here are some things you should know:
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  • Important Dates
    • February 22, 2026: Proposal submission deadline.
    • February 23-25, 2026: Proposal acceptance notifications.
    • March 2, 2026: If presenting a poster, deadline to submit your poster file (48" wide x 36" tall) if you would like for it to be printed by the Center for the Advancement of Teaching.
    • March 8, 2026: Deadline to submit your presentation files (such as PowerPoint slides).
    • March 10, 2025: If presenting a poster, deadline to deliver your poster to PC237 if you print your poster.
  • Submission Requirements

    The call for proposals is open until February 22, 2026. Your proposal must include:

    • Presentation title (maximum of 75 charachters)
    • Presentation abstract (maximum of 750 charachters)
    • Keywords
    • Preferred presentation format
    • Your contact information, along with contact information for any additional presenters.
  • Presentation Formats
    Breakout Session or Panel Discussion (40 minutes): These interactive sessions give presenters the opportunity to share practical strategies, best practices, innovative ideas, and real-world experiences with a focused audience. Attendees should walk away with fresh insights, concrete takeaways, and inspiration they can apply in their own work. Time should be saved for Q&A.

    Lightning Talk (12 minutes): These fast-paced presentations give presenters an opportunity to introduce their topic in a quick and insightful manner, focusing on the topic's most essential points and key insights. These concise talks are intended to spark new conversations, ideas, and collaboration in an engaging format. Attendees should walk away with fresh ideas and inspiration for exploring the topic further.

    Poster (presented during a 30-minute timeframe): Poster presentations are dynamic, visual conversation starters that bring ideas to life. Presenters showcase their research, projects, or innovations in a highly visual format and engage directly with attendees through one-on-one or small-group discussions. Attendees should walk away with fresh perspectives, practical insights, and new connections they can build on beyond the showcase. Consider pairing your poster with a Lightning Talk if you'd like to extend the conversation.
  • Poster Details
    • Posters should be formatted for a 48" wide x 36" tall print. 
    • If you'd like to design your poster in PowerPoint, you can use this template formatted for a 48" x 36" print. 
    • The Center for the Advancement of Teaching can print your poster if file is submitted no later than March 2, 2026.
    • Posters will be set up by the Center for the Advancement of Teaching team.
    • Poster presentations will be divided into morning and afternoon groups. Please indicate your preference

General Agenda

March 12 in the GC Ballrooms

  • 8:30 AMRegistration & Coffee Opens
  • 9:00 AMOpening Address​
  • 9:30 AMConcurrent Sessions
  • 11:50 AMPoster Presentations - Group A
  • 12:20 PMQuality Enhancement Plan (QEP) Awards Lunch​
  • 1:00 PMLightning Rounds
  • 3:30 PMPoster Presentations​ - Group B
  • 4:00 PMClosing Remarks

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