Supporting Student Success in Accessibility/ Disability Services

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Please submit the following proposal information for the virtual Accessibility & Inclusion Summit Spring 2023.
Submission deadline - December 4, 2022.
Successful proposals will be notified in January 2023.

Email *

Session Title *

Choose the stream that best represents your session. *

Transition to Post-Secondary and/or Transition to Employment

Universal Design for Learning

Collaborations in Supporting Student Success

How Accessibility/Disability Advisors Determine Accommodations

Other:

Detailed Description of Session (maximum 200 words) *

The organizing committee will review your detailed description. Be clear, concise and accurately describe what attendees can expect from this session. Include information on what attendees with do in the session (e.g. participate in interactive activities or discussion) and what they will take away (e.g. resources, tool, etc).

Short Summary *

Summarize your description in 50-100 words or less. This will be included in the summit program.

Describe how this session will be able to contribute to the theme of the summit. *

THEME: Supporting Student Success in Accessibility/Disability Services

Please list the learning outcomes for your session. *

For example, after this session, attendees will be able to....

Session type. *

Campfire (The goal of a campfire session is the creation of an open forum in which the attendees generate the majority of the discussion and knowledge sharing. Presenters launch the discussion with a short (maximum 20 minutes) presentation from an individual or a group and then move into a facilitator role, inviting responses to comments and questions from those around the room and letting the audience dictate the ultimate directions of the conversation. Campfire sessions allow for the sharing of experiences from multiple perspectives on the same topic.)

Panel (Multiple speakers focus on an issue, topic or idea, including questions for each speaker as well as introductory and closing remarks if needed. The submitter is responsible for coordinating the panel presentation in advance.)

Roundtable (A roundtable is a group discussion on a precise theme seated around a table. Roundtable presentations typically include a short (5-10 minute) presentation by the presenter to introduce the topic, followed by discussion and feedback from participants. Roundtable presenters should bring targeted questions to pose to participants at the table and allocate time to summarize and conclude on the subject at the end of the session.)

Who is the presentation intended for? *

Professionals with 0 to 5 years experience

Professionals with 5 to 15 years expereince

Professionals with more than 15 years experience

All Professionals

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