Conference 2011 Call for Proposals

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NJAGC 20th Annual Conference 2011, March 11-12, 2011

Call for Proposals for Friday, March 11 and

Saturday, March 12, 2011

“20 Years of Growing Great Minds ”
Please note due dates have been extended.

Proposals are for Friday, March 11 and/or Saturday, March 12, 2011
Friday audience-Educators; Saturday audience-Parents, Educators, Children.
All presentations will be approximately 60 minutes long.
Proposals should be received electronically no later than October 1 , 2010.
Proposals will be reviewed by the Program Selection Committee and notification regarding final decision will be emailed by November 1, 2010.
Please note: Expenses for travel, room, additional meals are the responsibility of the presenter(s).
Proposals will be automatically emailed to: Loretta Kumpf/Cindy Alexy, Conference Chairs, at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Conference will be held in the central Jersey area.

Name of Presenter

Job Title

Address

City

State

Zip Code

Home Phone

Home Phone :: Enter as: Area Code-Prefix-Line

Business Phone

Business Phone :: Enter as: Area Code-Prefix-Line

FAX

FAX :: Enter as: Area Code-Prefix-Line

Background Summary

Background Summary :: A summary of your professional background especially as it relates to gifted education.

Title of Presentation

Short Description

Short Description :: A short description of the presentation (30-50 words) for program book.

Presentation Format

Related Strand

Explain Related Strand, other here

Please select appropriate adult audiences

Please check appropriate children audiences

Presentation Upload

Presentation Upload :: Please submit a Word document, or other such as text and include the following: 1) Indicate if you have made this presentation recently, stating where, when, and if you have presented at NJAGC before. 2) A one-page description of your presentation including major areas/themes being addressed, focusing on how the presentation relates to gifted children and/or gifted education.