HighEdWeb is a community of professionals who share generously and learn openly from one another’s experiences. Whether you’re a first-time presenter or a returning champion, we invite you to submit a proposal.

There are so many great reasons to present at the HighEdWeb:

• Represent your institution and share your accomplishments.
• Contribute to the professional body of knowledge.
• Connect with your web and digital professional community.
• Spice up your LinkedIn profile (and get kudos from your boss).
• Receive a waiver on your conference registration.

If you encounter a barrier while completing this form, please contact the program team.

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Submitting a session proposal for multiple events

In 2024, all HighEdWeb events will use the same proposal system but will have separate calls for proposals. On the call for proposals page for each event, you’ll have the option to select sessions from your speaker profile that have not yet been submitted to that event.

HighEdWeb offers a diverse set of sessions across our events. It is unlikely the same session will be selected for multiple events.

Co-presenters

If your proposed session will have multiple presenters, be sure they have accepted their invitation to co-present before you submit your proposal to additional events.

Using inclusive language

All presenters must abide by the HighEdWeb Code of Conduct.

HighEdWeb promotes inclusion and kindly asks that you be mindful of the words you use during your presentation. Please work to avoid language that is harmful to people with disabilities, language of a sexual nature, language that leverages racism or gendered language.

• Hubspot: How to use and promote inclusive language at your organization
• American College Personnel Association: Inclusive language for presenters
• National Center on Disability and Journalism: Disability Language Style Guide
• Educause Inclusive Language Guide