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Conference Submissions

Evaluation Criteria

Successful proposals will be designed intentionally for participants as learners and will do the following:

    • Consider how the session disrupts common ideas about writing centers, celebrates stories, and/or reimagines and realizes the work of writing centers
    • Engage the idea/method of story and storytelling
    • Describe the moves you will make in the proposed session and how they will engage the audience. Include how you'll forefront accessibility into this session.

Questions to Consider

    • What goals do you have for participant-learners? For yourself?
    • What will you do in your proposed session?
    • How do these actions help you specifically address your stated learning goals?
    • How does your presentation disrupt common ideas about writing centers, celebrate writing center stories, and/or (re)imagine the work of writing centers?
    • How does your proposal engage the ideas and methods of storytelling in the center?
    • What approach to storytelling will you use? Why will you use it? How does it help?

Types of sessions

    • Individual presentation (15 minutes)
    • Panel presentation (60 minutes)
    • Workshop (60 minutes)
    • Lightning talk (5–7 minutes)
    • Alternative style (flexible)

Tips for writing strong proposals

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