FILE #1 – Upload a current (up to date) CV or Resume that includes your education, up to date employment history, and/or research conducted or in progress, publications, and/or volunteer work. While all industries have different standards for resumes or CVs, tips for writing a CV may be helpful.

FILE #2 – Presentation description: Should be a maximum of 500 words; should be a narrative describing your presentation and include the following:

• Title: The title should be informative and pique interest and reflect the essence of your presentation.
• Introduction: Introduce your topic, its relevance and significance to your field; in short, set the context for your proposal.
• Objectives and goals: Clearly articulate what you aim to achieve.
• Theoretical framework: For scholarly proposals, outline the theories or concepts that underpin your argument or research.
• Methodology: Detail the methods used in your research, including how data were collected and analyzed.
• Preliminary findings: If applicable, present the core results of your research (or the status of your work) or the principal arguments of your analysis.
• Significance and contribution: Describe how your proposal advances the field, fills a knowledge gap, presents a new perspective, or discusses a problem of practice.
• References: Provide a list of references used for this research study. Please follow the appropriate citation guidelines for your program.