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- Nonprofit directors, staff, and board members
- National Service program participants
- Business and community leaders
- Students interested in nonprofit/voluntary sector
- Lead volunteers in public, private, and nonprofit organizations
- Members of service organizations
Typical Session Attendance: 15-30 attendees
- Standard Workshop: One hour and fifteen minutes
- Session Setup: Each workshop room will be set theatre style with an LCD projector, screen, flipchart, and markers. Presenters must provide their own laptops and copies of any session handouts/activities.
- Volunteer and Community Engagement
- Social Innovation and Change
- Equity
- Corporate Social Responsibility
- Civic Engagement and Activism
- Professional Development
Proposals are reviewed by the following criteria:
- Detailed Agenda
- Workshop Objectives
- Presentation Methods: Opportunities for Interaction
- Presentation Methods: Time for Reflection (For service-learning workshops, the committee expects agendas will include time for reflection, as well as the essential elements of quality service-learning. Including time for attendees to engage in discussion or a Q&A period is recommended for all workshops.)
- Audience Appeal
- Experience with Subject Matter
- Presenter and Co-Presenter Information
- Workshop Title: (15-word limit) As you wish, it to appear in the conference program. The title should give a clear idea of the session's topic/theme.
- Abstract: (150-word limit) As you wish, it appears in the conference program. The Workshop Abstract should give an overall summary of your workshop.
- Detailed Outline: The following information must be submitted with all proposal submissions (File upload, 500 words maximum):
- Detailed agenda (for panel discussion workshops, including panel members and bio/expertise). Include a timeframe.
- Clearly defined learning objectives/skills/knowledge participants will take away from the session.
- Presentation methods and opportunities for participant interaction and reflection
- Explain if this presentation is new or if it has been given before and to what audience.
- Audience Appeal
- Experience with Subject Matter
* For all tracks, informative sessions that are not interactive will also be considered.
Dylan Miller, Proposal Co-Chair
