Wisconsin Nonprofit Summit 2024
Submission open: February 28, 2024, 1:00 AM CST
Deadline to submit: March 22, 2024, 11:59 PM CDT
- Presenters are welcome to submit more than one proposal for different sessions.
- In our commitment to maintaining accessible ticket prices, we cannot pay conference presenters except those delivering keynote speeches.
- As a token of our appreciation, presenters and co-presenters, including those participating in panels, will be exempt from any conference registration fees for the day(s) of their presentation(s).
Please note that keynote speakers have already been determined.
Possible opportunities may include:
Breakout Sessions:
Breakout sessions are smaller, more interactive segments of a dynamic conference. They typically focus on specific topics or issues and are designed to encourage in-depth discussion and active participation. These sessions allow attendees to choose topics most relevant to their interests or needs, facilitating more personalized and engaging learning experiences. Breakout sessions often involve smaller groups than the main conference sessions, promoting a more intimate and interactive environment.
Panel Discussions:
A panel discussion is a structured conversation on a specific topic that involves a group of experts (the panel) and is moderated by a facilitator or moderator. These discussions provide diverse perspectives; each panelist brings unique experiences and insights. The moderator guides the conversation, poses questions, and may also facilitate audience questions. Panel discussions are popular for their dynamic nature and opportunity for audience engagement and learning from experts’ viewpoints.
Workshops:
Workshops are interactive sessions focusing on teaching or exploring a specific skill, technique, or concept. They are typically hands-on and involve active participation from attendees. Workshops are led by an expert or facilitator who guides participants through practical exercises, discussions, and activities. The goal of a workshop is often skill development or deep exploration of a particular topic, emphasizing learning by doing and active involvement from participants.
Submit your proposal now
Please contact Bryce Lord at balord@uwm.edu with questions.