This form is for attendees who have already submitted our interest form and want to submit a proposal. Please submit your interest form first to ensure you will be able to register for the conference!
We are accepting proposals for presentations and facilitated discussions for this year's conference. You do not have to propose ideas to participate in the conference, but we encourage your contributions. Our deadline for full consideration of proposals is Friday, February 28th.
You may propose ideas for:
We are accepting proposals for presentations and facilitated discussions for this year's conference. You do not have to propose ideas to participate in the conference, but we encourage your contributions. Our deadline for full consideration of proposals is Friday, February 28th.
You may propose ideas for:
- A brief, 15-min interactive demonstration of a technique used in your classes
- A brief, 15-min presentation on research you have conducted on teaching and learning
- A focused, small-group discussion on a topic of interest that you will lead for 45-60 minutes
Authors of accepted proposals for presentations will have an opportunity to publish summaries of their presentations (1000 words or less) in the Society for Teaching of Psychology's e-book series: Teaching Tips: A Compendium of Conference Presentations on Teaching, 2021-22, edited by Heather Scherschel and Darrell Rudmann. (check out the 2020-21 Teaching Tips on the STP website).
You may submit ideas for multiple categories. Any questions about this form or the submission process may be directed to psychoneconference@duke.edu.
You may submit ideas for multiple categories. Any questions about this form or the submission process may be directed to psychoneconference@duke.edu.
