Chart Your Course to Conferences Series

Are you passionate about your research, ideas, or interests? Wondering where and how to share them with the world? Join us for the first workshop in a six-part series designed to help you navigate the world of conferences, including academic, leadership and professional conferences. In this session, you'll learn:
• How to identify conferences that align with your passions and goals
• Where to search for opportunities to present your work
• What makes a conference a good fit for you

Please plan to attend the entire session.

You're not expected to attend the entire series. Those who do will receive a certificate of completion.

Demystify conference culture and gain practical tools to navigate conference spaces with confidence and intention.

Conferences often come with expectations that aren’t always explained. This session will help you understand how conference spaces operate — and how to engage in ways that align with your goals, values, and well-being.

**This is a Methods Workshop, and fulfills one of the P3 requirements.**

Fund Your Way to Conferences
A Chart Your Course to Conferences session

Interested in attending a conference, or presenting and not sure how to pay for it? Want to learn how to identify different funding streams across the university or beyond? Ever wondered what you should budget for when planning to attend or present at a conference? We've got a session for you!

Join us on Tuesday, February 3 @ 4:30 pm for the second in a series of workshops related to conferences. No need to have attended the first one.

Chart your Course to Conferences: Session 4 - Student Panel during Tuesday Lunch

Build Your Conference Voice: Preparing Conference Proposals and Presenting with Confidence


Turn your ideas into a strong workshop/presentation proposal and build confidence as a conference presenter.

This session will cover:

How to identify opportunities to present and how to create strong proposal
Structuring an engaging session
Tips for public speaking and visuals
And, more!

RSVP before noon on Monday, March 16