MSConf24 Session Proposals

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PLEASE READ THIS INFORMATION CAREFULLY

Please tell us about the session you are proposing. We are always interested in collaboration, new presenters, experienced presenters. We want to share practice, ideas and problems.

We want sessions and discussions that are engaging and we would love to start some of those conversations before the event via NUS, Counterculture and Wonkhe by platforming your articles, podcasts and ideas.

If you have an idea that's not fully formed, or you need someone to bounce your thoughts off, get in touch with Alan Roberts, who is managing the programme. ( alan@counterculturellp.com ) We will also deliver one or two drop-in sessions whilst submissions are open. Either way, please email Alan and he will be happy to talk to you.

SUBMISSION INFO

Please make your titles clearly reflect the content of the session.

Please carefully consider the type of session this is.

Please ensure that your session description accurately describes what delegates could expect to take part in.

Session presenters get a 10% discount on their delegate fee, capped at one delegate per union receiving this discount.

The deadline for proposals is 1pm, Friday 10th May.

Email *

Name of Presenter(s) *

Please add the email addresses of any additional presenters separated with a semi-colon (;)

please note: We will only discount one presenter per union in a session if they present.

Job Title/role

Organisation(s)

Session title *

Is this the first time you have presented at a conference?

Yes

Clear selection

What kind of session or proposal is this? *

Poster exhibition (work that we have started but not yet finished)

Paper presentation (work which we have completed and evaluated in some way)

Problem solving workshop (a session where the session itself is trying to achieve something)

Update (policy, campaign, practice or regulation factual update)

Skills session (a session which seeks to train participants in some way)

Networking session (a session which aims to bring groups by practice, identity or interest together)

Fun (something that you think delegates might enjoy to do if we can make room in the programme)

Other:

Is this session suitable to beginners/those new to students' unions, or is it targeted at more experienced staff?

Targeted at beginners

Targeted at experienced staff

Suitable for both beginner and experienced colleagues

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Is this session restricted to any particular nation (e.g. Scottish accommodation law) or open?

Is this session of interest to particularly small unions, with smaller budgets and more general staff roles?

Is there any pre-reading that could support the session, links that would be useful to share with delegates, or information that they should consider in advance?

Which field of work does this session relate to? (e.g. advice casework, elections, volunteer reward - who is the session targeted at?) *

Please describe your session - what it deals with and what its objectives are - for the session guide. (Please limit this response to a maximum of 200 words) *

All presenters will have the use of a video projector. Do you need anything else? E.g. significant audio content to support showing a video

When are you available to present? *

DAY 1 AM

DAY 1 PM

DAY 2 AM

DAY 2 PM

Required

Yes, I'd love to write a blog or take part in a podcast for Counterculture, Wonkhe or NUS that shares the lessons of our session with the wider student movement and I'd be happy for them to contact me about this.

Yes

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A copy of your responses will be emailed to the address you provided.

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