Flash talks are concise, 7-8 minute presentations that allow individuals to give a brief overview of their work while making a lasting impact. The flash talks will be a conference session that attendees can join rather than an after hours gathering. We’re looking for meaningful, engaging, succinct presentations that give us a taste of your work. In line with our conference’s theme, all flash talks must include a focus on collecting and analyzing new information. This may include research, program evaluation, etc. that has a significant focus on data utilized to present new information.

We invite individuals whose scholarly work—such as research or program evaluation—aligns with the purpose of the 37th Conference to apply to present their work. We encourage individuals from various backgrounds and career stages to apply. We believe this will be a positive opportunity for everyone from seasoned professionals to early career researchers presenting at their first conference. We will invite a total of seven individuals to present a flash talk.