Call for Papers
Speaker abstracts are evaluated objectively based on the following criteria, listed in order of significance:
- Alignment with conference/program objectives
- Relevance and desirability of the topic
- Speaker’s presentation skills and experience
Abstracts must include enough detail to enable our Conference Technical Committee to understand how the proposed session will support the conference objectives. As selection is competitive, please submit a compelling and complete proposal.
Short Description of Your Session
Provide a brief description of the presentation for ASSP-MEC Orgnizing Committee to use in conference marketing (e.g., event website, emails). Maximum length is 60 words.
Tips for creating an effective session description:
Highlight how the presentation will help attendees solve a problem, overcome a challenge, or launch a new initiative, and how it will directly impact their work/life.
Create action-oriented learning objectives.
– Set accurate expectations by clearly describing the session content and learning activities.
Use active tense. For example, instead of “Strategies to improve safety management will be examined,” write “Learn strategies to improve safety management.”
Avoid repeating the title in the description and phrases like “In this presentation” or “The presenters will.”
Proposal Acceptance
BSC holds the sole authority and responsibility for selecting the topics and content of all educational programming it delivers.
We will notify you of acceptance via email by November 15, 2024.