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Phone Number *

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Presentation Summary Outline *

Select ONE of the following options that best suits your talk and use the outline to structure your presentation summary: Research: Choose this option if your presentation describes a research study that you conducted. I. Introduction II. The main research question(s) III. A brief summary of the literature review and methodology IV. The major results and their implications V. Conclusion (i.e., recommendations, implications, and/or a call to action; it is imperative to discuss implications and relate research to practice) Program/Concept: Choose this option if your presentation describes a particular concept or program. I. Introduction II. Your central point (i.e., an argument, a statement addressing the concept you are going to explain, or a short description of the program you are proposing) III. A summary of the supporting arguments or the main aspects of the concept or program IV. Conclusion, including recommendations and a call to action where appropriate Narrative: Choose this option if your presentation describes an experience of your own. I. Introduction II. The initial events (i.e., how it started) III. The important incidents that occurred next IV. The final events (i.e., how it ended) V. Conclusion, recommendations, and/or a call to action (be sure to emphasize the value of your presentation for the professional for continuing education requirements)

Research

Program/Concept

Narrative

Knowledge Level *

Rate your session as Beginner, Intermediate, or Advanced. If your presentation is at the Intermediate or Advanced Knowledge Level, DO NOT spend a significant amount of time, if any, going over information that is for beginners, as your audience is already familiar with the topic.

Beginner Knowledge Level: The presentation is appropriate for the general public and individuals with limited or no knowledge of the topic being discussed.

Intermediate Knowledge Level: The presentation is appropriate for individuals who have a basic understanding of the topic and want to expand their knowledge.

Advanced Knowledge Level: The presentation is appropriate for individuals who have extensive knowledge of the topic but are looking to improve their practice, skills, policy, or research.

Topic Area *

Select 1-2 of the following topic areas that MOST accurately describe your presentation. If more than two topics are selected, the Review Committee reserves the right to select the two most appropriate topics for that presentation.

Art

Conceptual

Direct Service

Experience

Health Care

International

Law Enforcement

Legal

Programming

Research

Trigger Warning

Check this box if your presentation will contain any information (written, spoken, or visual) that may be triggering or (re)traumatizing to attendees. This indicates to the conference team to add a trigger warning statement to your presentation on conference materials. The Review Committee reserves the right to add a trigger warning to any presentation, even if this box is not checked.

My presentation will contain information (written, spoken, or visual) that may be triggering or (re)traumatizing to attendees.