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Each proposal must select a Session Type.
Please click the links below to review the types of sessions
presented at the ILA Conference.
Note – Refereed Papers may only be submitted
to the Scholarship MIG; The Leadership Development MIG does
not accept the Paper session type.
The presentation of detailed information
about a specific, actual, leadership challenge or problem.
Individuals analyze the situation from different perspectives,
presenting their opinions on how best to solve the problem.
Lecture or talk given by an author of a
recently published book.
The presentation of two opposing viewpoints
on a particular topic. Each viewpoint has an allotted amount
of time for presentation of arguments and rebuttal. A moderator
is used to offer an overview of the topic, maintain the
format structure, and close the session.
The roundtable format is an open discussion
presentation where the presenter gives context based on
his/her subject perspective, and then facilitates a unique
discussion with conference attendees. The purpose of the
roundtables is for there to be a shared discussion, including
both presenters and participants, about the topic at the
table. Presenters do not deliver formal presentations, however,
are responsible for providing depth on the subject and context,
and then facilitating the discussion with a group of individuals
whom are passionate about the topic. All Roundtable discussions
are facilitated during the specified Interactive Roundtable
Session.
Presentations and/or discussions by one
or more people with contrasting or complementary points
of view. Note: if you submit as an individual under this
format, make sure you check the box requesting that ILA
group you with other submissions to form a complete session.
(All Tracks except Leadership Development)
Presentation of written product(s) documenting
research, presenting theories, or arguing a particular point
of view. Use online submission form to submit contact information,
abstract, etc. by the March 1 submission deadline. Complete
papers are not due until the conference.
(Leadership Scholarship Refereed Track Only)
A Refereed Paper is a fully developed written product documenting research, presenting theories, or arguing a particular point of view within the sector of
Scholarship Leadership. Submissions along the Refereed Paper Track must:
- NOT have been previously published or accepted for publication but may have been previously presented or scheduled for presentation. This is an opportunity for receiving further feedback before advancing towards publication.
- Have a page count within the range of 12-15 pages, double-spaced (not including figures, table, references)
- Be completed in the following format: Times New Roman 12-point font, double spaced, 1-inch (2.5 cm) margin, and 8.5 by 11 inch page setting
- Be submitted as a Word document or PDF
- Only include author-identifying information on the
cover page, as it will be distributed for blind review.
**Deadline for submission
of a Refereed Paper is March 1. Please complete the online
submission form AND submit the complete paper to
ila@ila-net.org**
A visual display of a program, paper, or
project that is set up in an exhibit space throughout the
conference and staffed by the creator(s) during a Poster
reception during the conference.
Research, practices, topics, or programs presented by an individual in a more traditional lecture format.
(Not accepted by Leadership Scholarship
MIG)
An interactive demonstration or experiential
session rooted in audience participation and active learning.
Only select the workshop format if half or more of the time
will be spent on experiential learning and active audience
participation focused on learning a new skill or useful
technique. (Note: listening or asking
questions are not considered forms of participation.)
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