Submitting a program for a Regional Conference is a quick and simple process. You don’t need to be an expert to be a conference presenter, just have a program or idea you would like to share with the NODA community. While undergraduate students are welcome (and encouraged) to present at a NODA Regional Conference, we ask a professional or graduate student member be responsible for submitting the session proposal.

Submit a proposal for:

  • Educational Session – Showcase current research, best practices, and/or professional techniques which advance the field of orientation, transition, and retention or enhance our professional careers.
  • Roundtable – Organized conversation with one or more moderators. Moderators provide a contextual overview to the topic and then facilitate dialogue between participants.
  • Skills Based Sessions – Highlight the skills and tools that don’t always get to shine in the OTR arena. Skill based sessions are practical demonstrations of everyday skills OTR professionals may need.

Thank you for taking the time to submit a program, the strength of any Regional Conference begins with educational session submissions from our members.

To help guide your session development, each session should focus on a primary target audience, with the goal of achieving a predefined learning outcome or advancement in a core competency. Use the links below to learn more.

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Undergraduate

$195.00

$225.00

$280.00

Member
(Professional / Graduate Student)

$195.00

$225.00

$280.00

Non-Member
(Professional / Graduate Student)

$375.00

$405.00

$460.00

Associate Member

$250.00

$290.00

$365.00

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Conference Experience & Engagement
University of Rhode Island

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Conference Experience & Engagement
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Event & Logistics
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Event & Logistics
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Educational Sessions
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Conference Experience & Engagement
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ROLI
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Event & Logistics
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ROLI
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Conference Experience & Engagement
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Katie Patrick (she/her/hers)
Educational Sessions
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Educational Sessions
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ROLI
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Marketing & Technology
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Binghamton University

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