Presentation Proposals
This year's conference will be held in person at Clark University (Worcester, MA) August 5-7, 2024.
The 2024 conference theme is "Chemistry for All!" We are seeking presenters on any aspect of chemistry research and chemistry education.
We are particularly interested in presentations and workshops that explore innovative approaches, best practices, and research findings that aim to make chemistry education accessible to a wide range of learners. We also welcome proposals that highlight innovative ways to bring the latest advancements in chemistry into educational settings by exploring strategies that bridge the gap between the forefront of chemical research and the dynamic learning environments of high school and college classrooms.
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
Inclusive Pedagogical Strategies:
Adaptive teaching methodologies
Universal design for learning
Incorporating diverse perspectives in curriculum development
Engaging Underrepresented Groups in Chemistry:
Strategies for attracting and retaining diverse student populations
Mentorship programs and their impact on inclusivity
Addressing cultural biases in teaching materials
Technology and Inclusivity:
Integration of technology to accommodate different learning styles
Online platforms for inclusive chemistry education
Accessibility features in educational technology
Building Inclusive Learning Environments:
Creating a welcoming classroom atmosphere
Addressing microaggressions and unconscious bias
Promoting cultural competence among educators
Community Partnerships and Outreach:
Collaborations with community organizations to enhance inclusivity
Outreach programs targeting underrepresented communities in STEM
Connecting chemistry education with real-world applications and societal issues
Showcasing Cutting-Edge Research:
Developing Curriculum Around Contemporary Research:
Engaging Students with Authentic Research Experiences:
Chemistry educators at all levels--middle school, high school and university--are encouraged to present.
Submission Guidelines:- Proposals should be submitted by [Submission Deadline].
- Each proposal should include a title, abstract (250 words), and a brief bio of the presenter(s).Thank you for your dedication to advancing chemistry education. We anticipate an enriching conference and eagerly await your innovative ideas!