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Presenter Guidelines
- Presenters will be selected based on topic interest, qualifications of presenter(s), scientific validity
- Presenters must disclose any conflicts of interest.
- Continuing education units will be obtained for presentations.
- Attendees will come from diverse backgrounds, perspectives, educational attainment, etc. Please be respectful of the diversity of attendees
Plan Ahead
- Date and time of presentation will be determined by selection committee. You will be contacted by a committee member, with whom you may discuss particular needs.
- Breakout session will be 75-minutes and should include time for Q&A.
- You are highly encouraged to provide handout material to supplement your presentation. Material will be provided digitally.
- Sessions will be presented virtually. Instructions will be shared with you in the weeks ahead.
- Presenters and co-presenters will receive a special link to register at a discount rate. Honorariums will be provided where applicable.
Community Code
Presenters and attendees are expected to honor the following guidelines.
- Express your opinions freely when entering into informed debate. Our community is diverse and opinions expressed do not necessarily represent the views of the North American Division.
- The following will not be tolerated.
- Violent, obscene, profane, hateful or racist comments.
- Comments that threaten or defame any person or organization.
- Solicitations, advertisements, or endorsements.
- Comments that suggest or encourage illegal activity.
- We encourage everyone to:
- Use accountability and compassion when connecting.
- Realize that we can disagree without being disagreeable.
- Seek to understand one another, approaching conversations with genuine curiosity.
- Recognize that we can only speak from our personal experiences.
- Honor that we do, indeed, contain multitudes – different genders, races, ethnicities, abilities, economic backgrounds, linguistic heritages – and such differences are vital to our community.