Present a workshop at MBLGTACC 2022

The workshop submission period has concluded.

Presenting at MBLGTACC can be an enjoyable, exciting, and rewarding experience. Our workshop sessions are the conference's bread and butter, bringing together students and higher ed pros from across the Midwest to learn and grow through the knowledge and experiences of their peers and mentors.

Key dates

• Workshop proposals accepted starting: April 4, 2022

• Live chat and FAQ for prospective presenters: May 1, 2022 (watch recording)

• Submission deadline: May 13, 2022 (11:59 p.m. EDT)

• Decision notification: mid-July, 2022

• Presenter confirmation: TBA

Eligibility and process

Eligibility

We encourage anyone—students, staff, faculty, community organizers, and others—to consider what knowledge and experiences they can thoughtfully and confidently bring to a workshop of attendees, and to submit a proposal.

Process

Complete your submission by May 13, 2022 (11:59 p.m. EDT). Following the closing of the proposal period, a committee comprising students, staff, and advisors will review, rank, and select a slate of workshops for MBLGTACC 2022. Presenters will be notified in mid-July of the status of their proposals, and presenters of accepted workshops will be asked to confirm their intent to present at MBLGTACC and key information about their program.

New for presenters: Workshop tracks

In 2022, we're expanding MBLGTACC's workshop tracks. With stakeholder feedback and input from a public survey, we selected and announced the tracks for the 30th annual conference. When you submit your proposal, you'll be asked if your session should be considered for inclusion in any of the tracks.

Learn more about workshop tracks →

Benefit

We are delighted—for the first time ever—to officially offer complimentary conference registrations to all presenters of accepted workshops. By submitting a workshop proposal for this volunteer, peer-to-peer conference experience, you understand that you will not be compensated and that all conference participants are responsible for their own food, lodging, and travel, except where otherwise negotiated by contract.

Questions?