The
Evidence-Based
School Counseling
Conference
Proposal Submissions
Our 2022 Evidence-Based School Counseling Conference will be held online this year using eventPower, the same platform used for our 2021 conference. Graduate students, school counselors, counselor educators, and other school-related professionals are welcome to submit proposals for full sessions or panel presentations.
All proposals must be submitted via eventPower’s online form by:
November 15, 2021, 11:59 p.m. ET
Submit Proposal
Guidelines for Proposals
As you prepare your proposal, please download and consult the following document which outlines all the required information about the presentation (e.g., title, objectives, rationale, session description, etc.) and the presenters (e.g., name, email, master’s and/or doctoral preparation, training related to the topic, etc.). Please note: Given that the conference will be held online, we are capping the number of presenters at four individuals per presentation.
Guidelines Document Writing Objectives
Given the focus on evidence-based school counseling practices, we are solely seeking proposals that directly relate to one or more of the following areas:
  • SC program components or interventions designed to support student academic success and to close achievement, opportunity, and attainment gaps (description and/or evaluation of outcomes)
  • SC program components or interventions designed to support students’ social and emotional well-being, mental health, and coordination of related services (description and/or evaluation of outcomes)
  • SC program components or interventions designed to support college and career development (description and/or evaluation of outcomes)
  • SC program components or interventions designed to address systemic injustice and inequities (description and/or evaluation of outcomes)
  • Using data to make program decisions, to advocate for students, and to create school change
  • School Counselor Education topics related to evidence-based practices
  • Measurement, instruments, and methods for documenting SC impact and outcomes
  • Research methods, evaluation methods, and statistical analysis
  • Program improvement through grant-writing, developing RAMP applications, etc.
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