Thank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's symposium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s symposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:

Advance Transformational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of partnerships—across academia, community, and industry—in driving impactful, ethical, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight best practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagement possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encourage interdisciplinary teams to co-create, share, and implement innovative outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respectful Engagement - Address challenges that inhibit the promotion a culture of respect, integrity, and empowerment within and beyond the university.Showcase and Celebrate Partnership Impact - Recognize and celebrate the achievements of community partners, staff, students, and faculty scholars. Highlight measurable outcomes, acknowledge the contributions of long-term partners, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local, regional, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuous Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to include discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-event evaluations to inform future outreach strategies.Registration will open on March 2, 2026 the call for proposals will be available through June 1, 2025. Finalized information for accepted proposals will be shared in the weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be held on Wednesday, August 26 and Thursday, August 27. The anticipated location is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A complete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.

2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:

Podium Talks (20 minutes, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers share detailed insights or research findings, often followed by a brief audience Q&A.

Roundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated, interactive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific topic in a small group setting.

Engaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty, student and community researchers showcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discussions with attendees.

Presenter informationPresentation Type and timeslot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstract150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitting a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on Wednesday, August 26, you will be required to provide your faculty advisor's name, email address, college, and department.

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

Have you recently...

Accepted an internship, on-campus research opportunity, or REU?Been offered a full-time position?Been accepted into a graduate or professional school program?We want to celebrate YOU!

When: Wednesday, April 22 | 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM
Where: ACLC – 2nd floor, top of the stairway

Stop by to take your COSAM Signing Day photo! We'll have a festive setup with a display board to showcase your future company or institution. Casual attire is welcome — and if you have any swag from your employer or school (shirts, hats, mugs, etc.), bring it along to feature in your photo.

Photos will be emailed to you and shared on our social media platforms.
Grab some Chick-fil-A on your way out!

Let’s celebrate your next step in style — see you there!

View on site | Email this event

Read more about Take Back the Night here: https://takebackthenight.org/

View on site | Email this event

Thank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's symposium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s symposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:

Advance Transformational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of partnerships—across academia, community, and industry—in driving impactful, ethical, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight best practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagement possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encourage interdisciplinary teams to co-create, share, and implement innovative outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respectful Engagement - Address challenges that inhibit the promotion a culture of respect, integrity, and empowerment within and beyond the university.Showcase and Celebrate Partnership Impact - Recognize and celebrate the achievements of community partners, staff, students, and faculty scholars. Highlight measurable outcomes, acknowledge the contributions of long-term partners, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local, regional, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuous Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to include discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-event evaluations to inform future outreach strategies.Registration will open on March 2, 2026 the call for proposals will be available through June 1, 2025. Finalized information for accepted proposals will be shared in the weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be held on Wednesday, August 26 and Thursday, August 27. The anticipated location is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A complete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.

2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:

Podium Talks (20 minutes, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers share detailed insights or research findings, often followed by a brief audience Q&A.

Roundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated, interactive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific topic in a small group setting.

Engaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty, student and community researchers showcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discussions with attendees.

Presenter informationPresentation Type and timeslot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstract150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitting a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on Wednesday, August 26, you will be required to provide your faculty advisor's name, email address, college, and department.

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

The Auburn Ring is reserved exclusively for those who have achieved junior year with at least 75 credit hours in good standing. Sponsored by Auburn University and the Student Government Association, the ring will remain unchanged - a tangible connection to the past, present and future. While the other representation of achievement, the diploma, takes a place of pride on the wall, the ring is the only item a graduate can wear that makes the same statement as the diploma.

At the end of the Fall and Spring semesters, students who have completed over 75 hours have the opportunity to be a part of a long-standing tradition that is unique to Auburn. This tradition is Ring Night and Ring Ceremony

View on site | Email this event

The Auburn Ring is reserved exclusively for those who have achieved junior year with at least 75 credit hours in good standing. Sponsored by Auburn University and the Student Government Association, the ring will remain unchanged - a tangible connection to the past, present and future. While the other representation of achievement, the diploma, takes a place of pride on the wall, the ring is the only item a graduate can wear that makes the same statement as the diploma.

At the end of the Fall and Spring semesters, students who have completed over 75 hours have the opportunity to be a part of a long-standing tradition that is unique to Auburn. This tradition is Ring Night and Ring Ceremony

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

Thank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's symposium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s symposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:

Advance Transformational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of partnerships—across academia, community, and industry—in driving impactful, ethical, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight best practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagement possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encourage interdisciplinary teams to co-create, share, and implement innovative outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respectful Engagement - Address challenges that inhibit the promotion a culture of respect, integrity, and empowerment within and beyond the university.Showcase and Celebrate Partnership Impact - Recognize and celebrate the achievements of community partners, staff, students, and faculty scholars. Highlight measurable outcomes, acknowledge the contributions of long-term partners, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local, regional, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuous Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to include discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-event evaluations to inform future outreach strategies.Registration will open on March 2, 2026 the call for proposals will be available through June 1, 2025. Finalized information for accepted proposals will be shared in the weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be held on Wednesday, August 26 and Thursday, August 27. The anticipated location is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A complete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.

2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:

Podium Talks (20 minutes, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers share detailed insights or research findings, often followed by a brief audience Q&A.

Roundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated, interactive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific topic in a small group setting.

Engaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty, student and community researchers showcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discussions with attendees.

Presenter informationPresentation Type and timeslot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstract150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitting a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on Wednesday, August 26, you will be required to provide your faculty advisor's name, email address, college, and department.

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

Tickets and information available at the box office and online at https://aub.ie/gpac-tickets.

—

Presented as part of our 2025–26 Amphitheatre Series.

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

Thank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's symposium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s symposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:

Advance Transformational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of partnerships—across academia, community, and industry—in driving impactful, ethical, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight best practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagement possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encourage interdisciplinary teams to co-create, share, and implement innovative outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respectful Engagement - Address challenges that inhibit the promotion a culture of respect, integrity, and empowerment within and beyond the university.Showcase and Celebrate Partnership Impact - Recognize and celebrate the achievements of community partners, staff, students, and faculty scholars. Highlight measurable outcomes, acknowledge the contributions of long-term partners, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local, regional, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuous Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to include discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-event evaluations to inform future outreach strategies.Registration will open on March 2, 2026 the call for proposals will be available through June 1, 2025. Finalized information for accepted proposals will be shared in the weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be held on Wednesday, August 26 and Thursday, August 27. The anticipated location is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A complete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.

2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:

Podium Talks (20 minutes, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers share detailed insights or research findings, often followed by a brief audience Q&A.

Roundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated, interactive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific topic in a small group setting.

Engaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty, student and community researchers showcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discussions with attendees.

Presenter informationPresentation Type and timeslot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstract150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitting a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on Wednesday, August 26, you will be required to provide your faculty advisor's name, email address, college, and department.

View on site | Email this event

Join us for a day of discovery featuring morning and afternoon research talks and poster sessions. Gain exclusive insight into current graduate student research across the south, and connect with graduate students showcasing specialized community initiatives from institutions across the region!

View on site | Email this event

Join us for a day of discovery featuring morning and afternoon research talks and poster sessions. Gain exclusive insight into current graduate student research across the south, and connect with graduate students showcasing specialized community initiatives from institutions across the region!

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

Thank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's symposium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s symposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:

Advance Transformational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of partnerships—across academia, community, and industry—in driving impactful, ethical, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight best practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagement possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encourage interdisciplinary teams to co-create, share, and implement innovative outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respectful Engagement - Address challenges that inhibit the promotion a culture of respect, integrity, and empowerment within and beyond the university.Showcase and Celebrate Partnership Impact - Recognize and celebrate the achievements of community partners, staff, students, and faculty scholars. Highlight measurable outcomes, acknowledge the contributions of long-term partners, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local, regional, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuous Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to include discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-event evaluations to inform future outreach strategies.Registration will open on March 2, 2026 the call for proposals will be available through June 1, 2025. Finalized information for accepted proposals will be shared in the weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be held on Wednesday, August 26 and Thursday, August 27. The anticipated location is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A complete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.

2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:

Podium Talks (20 minutes, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers share detailed insights or research findings, often followed by a brief audience Q&A.

Roundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated, interactive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific topic in a small group setting.

Engaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty, student and community researchers showcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discussions with attendees.

Presenter informationPresentation Type and timeslot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstract150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitting a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on Wednesday, August 26, you will be required to provide your faculty advisor's name, email address, college, and department.

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

Thank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's symposium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s symposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:

Advance Transformational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of partnerships—across academia, community, and industry—in driving impactful, ethical, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight best practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagement possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encourage interdisciplinary teams to co-create, share, and implement innovative outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respectful Engagement - Address challenges that inhibit the promotion a culture of respect, integrity, and empowerment within and beyond the university.Showcase and Celebrate Partnership Impact - Recognize and celebrate the achievements of community partners, staff, students, and faculty scholars. Highlight measurable outcomes, acknowledge the contributions of long-term partners, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local, regional, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuous Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to include discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-event evaluations to inform future outreach strategies.Registration will open on March 2, 2026 the call for proposals will be available through June 1, 2025. Finalized information for accepted proposals will be shared in the weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be held on Wednesday, August 26 and Thursday, August 27. The anticipated location is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A complete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.

2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:

Podium Talks (20 minutes, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers share detailed insights or research findings, often followed by a brief audience Q&A.

Roundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated, interactive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific topic in a small group setting.

Engaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty, student and community researchers showcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discussions with attendees.

Presenter informationPresentation Type and timeslot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstract150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitting a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on Wednesday, August 26, you will be required to provide your faculty advisor's name, email address, college, and department.

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

Thank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's symposium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s symposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:

Advance Transformational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of partnerships—across academia, community, and industry—in driving impactful, ethical, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight best practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagement possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encourage interdisciplinary teams to co-create, share, and implement innovative outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respectful Engagement - Address challenges that inhibit the promotion a culture of respect, integrity, and empowerment within and beyond the university.Showcase and Celebrate Partnership Impact - Recognize and celebrate the achievements of community partners, staff, students, and faculty scholars. Highlight measurable outcomes, acknowledge the contributions of long-term partners, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local, regional, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuous Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to include discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-event evaluations to inform future outreach strategies.Registration will open on March 2, 2026 the call for proposals will be available through June 1, 2025. Finalized information for accepted proposals will be shared in the weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be held on Wednesday, August 26 and Thursday, August 27. The anticipated location is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A complete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.

2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:

Podium Talks (20 minutes, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers share detailed insights or research findings, often followed by a brief audience Q&A.

Roundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated, interactive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific topic in a small group setting.

Engaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty, student and community researchers showcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discussions with attendees.

Presenter informationPresentation Type and timeslot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstract150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitting a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on Wednesday, August 26, you will be required to provide your faculty advisor's name, email address, college, and department.

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

Thank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's symposium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s symposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:

Advance Transformational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of partnerships—across academia, community, and industry—in driving impactful, ethical, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight best practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagement possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encourage interdisciplinary teams to co-create, share, and implement innovative outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respectful Engagement - Address challenges that inhibit the promotion a culture of respect, integrity, and empowerment within and beyond the university.Showcase and Celebrate Partnership Impact - Recognize and celebrate the achievements of community partners, staff, students, and faculty scholars. Highlight measurable outcomes, acknowledge the contributions of long-term partners, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local, regional, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuous Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to include discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-event evaluations to inform future outreach strategies.Registration will open on March 2, 2026 the call for proposals will be available through June 1, 2025. Finalized information for accepted proposals will be shared in the weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be held on Wednesday, August 26 and Thursday, August 27. The anticipated location is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A complete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.

2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:

Podium Talks (20 minutes, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers share detailed insights or research findings, often followed by a brief audience Q&A.

Roundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated, interactive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific topic in a small group setting.

Engaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty, student and community researchers showcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discussions with attendees.

Presenter informationPresentation Type and timeslot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstract150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitting a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on Wednesday, August 26, you will be required to provide your faculty advisor's name, email address, college, and department.

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

Session 1 ? Traditional Korean Ingredients & Lecture
Learn about Koreas foundational ingredients, including various jang (fermented pastes) such as doenjang, gochujang, and ganjang. This session is an interactive lecture where participants explore the history, characteristics, uses, and culinary significance of these ingredients. Participants will also have the opportunity to taste the different jang and experience their unique flavors.

Session 2 ? Hands-On Cooking Class
Put your knowledge into practice! Prepare and cook traditional Korean dishes under the guidance of an experienced chef. Participants will gain hands-on experience with techniques and flavor combinations that define Korean cuisine.

Session 3 ? Korean BBQ & Market Exploration
Experience Korean food beyond the classroom. Enjoy a meal at a Korean BBQ restaurant and then embark on a tour of a local Korean market. Explore fresh ingredients,

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

Thank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's symposium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s symposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:

Advance Transformational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of partnerships—across academia, community, and industry—in driving impactful, ethical, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight best practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagement possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encourage interdisciplinary teams to co-create, share, and implement innovative outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respectful Engagement - Address challenges that inhibit the promotion a culture of respect, integrity, and empowerment within and beyond the university.Showcase and Celebrate Partnership Impact - Recognize and celebrate the achievements of community partners, staff, students, and faculty scholars. Highlight measurable outcomes, acknowledge the contributions of long-term partners, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local, regional, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuous Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to include discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-event evaluations to inform future outreach strategies.Registration will open on March 2, 2026 the call for proposals will be available through June 1, 2025. Finalized information for accepted proposals will be shared in the weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be held on Wednesday, August 26 and Thursday, August 27. The anticipated location is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A complete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.

2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:

Podium Talks (20 minutes, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers share detailed insights or research findings, often followed by a brief audience Q&A.

Roundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated, interactive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific topic in a small group setting.

Engaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty, student and community researchers showcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discussions with attendees.

Presenter informationPresentation Type and timeslot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstract150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitting a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on Wednesday, August 26, you will be required to provide your faculty advisor's name, email address, college, and department.

View on site | Email this event

Moving Forward: Auburn | Parkinson's Conference 2026

Join us in Auburn for an enriching and inspiring event tailored for people with Parkinson's, their care partners, and healthcare professionals. Moving Forward: Auburn offers a rare opportunity to connect with others in the Parkinson's community, gain valuable insights, and find support.

Event Highlights:

Expert Speakers: Learn from Alabama's leading Parkinson's disease specialists as they share the latest treatments, management strategies, and lifestyle tips. *Subject to change.Community Building: Connect with fellow people with Parkinson's, care partners, friends, and family in a supportive and welcoming environment.Complimentary Lunch!

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

Thank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's symposium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s symposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:

Advance Transformational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of partnerships—across academia, community, and industry—in driving impactful, ethical, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight best practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagement possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encourage interdisciplinary teams to co-create, share, and implement innovative outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respectful Engagement - Address challenges that inhibit the promotion a culture of respect, integrity, and empowerment within and beyond the university.Showcase and Celebrate Partnership Impact - Recognize and celebrate the achievements of community partners, staff, students, and faculty scholars. Highlight measurable outcomes, acknowledge the contributions of long-term partners, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local, regional, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuous Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to include discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-event evaluations to inform future outreach strategies.Registration will open on March 2, 2026 the call for proposals will be available through June 1, 2025. Finalized information for accepted proposals will be shared in the weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be held on Wednesday, August 26 and Thursday, August 27. The anticipated location is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A complete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.

2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:

Podium Talks (20 minutes, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers share detailed insights or research findings, often followed by a brief audience Q&A.

Roundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated, interactive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific topic in a small group setting.

Engaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty, student and community researchers showcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discussions with attendees.

Presenter informationPresentation Type and timeslot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstract150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitting a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on Wednesday, August 26, you will be required to provide your faculty advisor's name, email address, college, and department.

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

Thank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's symposium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s symposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:

Advance Transformational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of partnerships—across academia, community, and industry—in driving impactful, ethical, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight best practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagement possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encourage interdisciplinary teams to co-create, share, and implement innovative outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respectful Engagement - Address challenges that inhibit the promotion a culture of respect, integrity, and empowerment within and beyond the university.Showcase and Celebrate Partnership Impact - Recognize and celebrate the achievements of community partners, staff, students, and faculty scholars. Highlight measurable outcomes, acknowledge the contributions of long-term partners, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local, regional, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuous Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to include discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-event evaluations to inform future outreach strategies.Registration will open on March 2, 2026 the call for proposals will be available through June 1, 2025. Finalized information for accepted proposals will be shared in the weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be held on Wednesday, August 26 and Thursday, August 27. The anticipated location is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A complete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.

2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:

Podium Talks (20 minutes, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers share detailed insights or research findings, often followed by a brief audience Q&A.

Roundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated, interactive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific topic in a small group setting.

Engaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty, student and community researchers showcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discussions with attendees.

Presenter informationPresentation Type and timeslot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstract150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitting a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on Wednesday, August 26, you will be required to provide your faculty advisor's name, email address, college, and department.

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

Thank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's symposium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s symposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:

Advance Transformational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of partnerships—across academia, community, and industry—in driving impactful, ethical, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight best practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagement possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encourage interdisciplinary teams to co-create, share, and implement innovative outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respectful Engagement - Address challenges that inhibit the promotion a culture of respect, integrity, and empowerment within and beyond the university.Showcase and Celebrate Partnership Impact - Recognize and celebrate the achievements of community partners, staff, students, and faculty scholars. Highlight measurable outcomes, acknowledge the contributions of long-term partners, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local, regional, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuous Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to include discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-event evaluations to inform future outreach strategies.Registration will open on March 2, 2026 the call for proposals will be available through June 1, 2025. Finalized information for accepted proposals will be shared in the weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be held on Wednesday, August 26 and Thursday, August 27. The anticipated location is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A complete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.

2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:

Podium Talks (20 minutes, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers share detailed insights or research findings, often followed by a brief audience Q&A.

Roundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated, interactive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific topic in a small group setting.

Engaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty, student and community researchers showcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discussions with attendees.

Presenter informationPresentation Type and timeslot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstract150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitting a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on Wednesday, August 26, you will be required to provide your faculty advisor's name, email address, college, and department.

View on site | Email this event

Thank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's symposium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s symposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:

Advance Transformational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of partnerships—across academia, community, and industry—in driving impactful, ethical, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight best practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagement possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encourage interdisciplinary teams to co-create, share, and implement innovative outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respectful Engagement - Address challenges that inhibit the promotion a culture of respect, integrity, and empowerment within and beyond the university.Showcase and Celebrate Partnership Impact - Recognize and celebrate the achievements of community partners, staff, students, and faculty scholars. Highlight measurable outcomes, acknowledge the contributions of long-term partners, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local, regional, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuous Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to include discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-event evaluations to inform future outreach strategies.Registration will open on March 2, 2026 the call for proposals will be available through June 1, 2025. Finalized information for accepted proposals will be shared in the weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be held on Wednesday, August 26 and Thursday, August 27. The anticipated location is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A complete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.

2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:

Podium Talks (20 minutes, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers share detailed insights or research findings, often followed by a brief audience Q&A.

Roundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated, interactive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific topic in a small group setting.

Engaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty, student and community researchers showcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discussions with attendees.

Presenter informationPresentation Type and timeslot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstract150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitting a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on Wednesday, August 26, you will be required to provide your faculty advisor's name, email address, college, and department.

View on site | Email this event

Thank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's symposium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s symposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:

Advance Transformational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of partnerships—across academia, community, and industry—in driving impactful, ethical, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight best practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagement possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encourage interdisciplinary teams to co-create, share, and implement innovative outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respectful Engagement - Address challenges that inhibit the promotion a culture of respect, integrity, and empowerment within and beyond the university.Showcase and Celebrate Partnership Impact - Recognize and celebrate the achievements of community partners, staff, students, and faculty scholars. Highlight measurable outcomes, acknowledge the contributions of long-term partners, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local, regional, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuous Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to include discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-event evaluations to inform future outreach strategies.Registration will open on March 2, 2026 the call for proposals will be available through June 1, 2025. Finalized information for accepted proposals will be shared in the weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be held on Wednesday, August 26 and Thursday, August 27. The anticipated location is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A complete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.

2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:

Podium Talks (20 minutes, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers share detailed insights or research findings, often followed by a brief audience Q&A.

Roundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated, interactive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific topic in a small group setting.

Engaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty, student and community researchers showcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discussions with attendees.

Presenter informationPresentation Type and timeslot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstract150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitting a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on Wednesday, August 26, you will be required to provide your faculty advisor's name, email address, college, and department.

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

Thank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's symposium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s symposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:

Advance Transformational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of partnerships—across academia, community, and industry—in driving impactful, ethical, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight best practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagement possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encourage interdisciplinary teams to co-create, share, and implement innovative outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respectful Engagement - Address challenges that inhibit the promotion a culture of respect, integrity, and empowerment within and beyond the university.Showcase and Celebrate Partnership Impact - Recognize and celebrate the achievements of community partners, staff, students, and faculty scholars. Highlight measurable outcomes, acknowledge the contributions of long-term partners, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local, regional, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuous Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to include discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-event evaluations to inform future outreach strategies.Registration will open on March 2, 2026 the call for proposals will be available through June 1, 2025. Finalized information for accepted proposals will be shared in the weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be held on Wednesday, August 26 and Thursday, August 27. The anticipated location is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A complete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.

2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:

Podium Talks (20 minutes, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers share detailed insights or research findings, often followed by a brief audience Q&A.

Roundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated, interactive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific topic in a small group setting.

Engaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty, student and community researchers showcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discussions with attendees.

Presenter informationPresentation Type and timeslot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstract150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitting a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on Wednesday, August 26, you will be required to provide your faculty advisor's name, email address, college, and department.

View on site | Email this event

Session 1 ? Traditional Korean Ingredients & Lecture
Learn about Koreas foundational ingredients, including various jang (fermented pastes) such as doenjang, gochujang, and ganjang. This session is an interactive lecture where participants explore the history, characteristics, uses, and culinary significance of these ingredients. Participants will also have the opportunity to taste the different jang and experience their unique flavors.

Session 2 ? Hands-On Cooking Class
Put your knowledge into practice! Prepare and cook traditional Korean dishes under the guidance of an experienced chef. Participants will gain hands-on experience with techniques and flavor combinations that define Korean cuisine.

Session 3 ? Korean BBQ & Market Exploration
Experience Korean food beyond the classroom. Enjoy a meal at a Korean BBQ restaurant and then embark on a tour of a local Korean market. Explore fresh ingredients,

View on site | Email this event

Thank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's symposium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s symposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:

Advance Transformational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of partnerships—across academia, community, and industry—in driving impactful, ethical, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight best practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagement possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encourage interdisciplinary teams to co-create, share, and implement innovative outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respectful Engagement - Address challenges that inhibit the promotion a culture of respect, integrity, and empowerment within and beyond the university.Showcase and Celebrate Partnership Impact - Recognize and celebrate the achievements of community partners, staff, students, and faculty scholars. Highlight measurable outcomes, acknowledge the contributions of long-term partners, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local, regional, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuous Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to include discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-event evaluations to inform future outreach strategies.Registration will open on March 2, 2026 the call for proposals will be available through June 1, 2025. Finalized information for accepted proposals will be shared in the weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be held on Wednesday, August 26 and Thursday, August 27. The anticipated location is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A complete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.

2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:

Podium Talks (20 minutes, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers share detailed insights or research findings, often followed by a brief audience Q&A.

Roundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated, interactive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific topic in a small group setting.

Engaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty, student and community researchers showcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discussions with attendees.

Presenter informationPresentation Type and timeslot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstract150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitting a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on Wednesday, August 26, you will be required to provide your faculty advisor's name, email address, college, and department.

View on site | Email this event

Thank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's symposium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s symposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:

Advance Transformational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of partnerships—across academia, community, and industry—in driving impactful, ethical, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight best practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagement possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encourage interdisciplinary teams to co-create, share, and implement innovative outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respectful Engagement - Address challenges that inhibit the promotion a culture of respect, integrity, and empowerment within and beyond the university.Showcase and Celebrate Partnership Impact - Recognize and celebrate the achievements of community partners, staff, students, and faculty scholars. Highlight measurable outcomes, acknowledge the contributions of long-term partners, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local, regional, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuous Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to include discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-event evaluations to inform future outreach strategies.Registration will open on March 2, 2026 the call for proposals will be available through June 1, 2025. Finalized information for accepted proposals will be shared in the weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be held on Wednesday, August 26 and Thursday, August 27. The anticipated location is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A complete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.

2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:

Podium Talks (20 minutes, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers share detailed insights or research findings, often followed by a brief audience Q&A.

Roundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated, interactive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific topic in a small group setting.

Engaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty, student and community researchers showcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discussions with attendees.

Presenter informationPresentation Type and timeslot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstract150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitting a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on Wednesday, August 26, you will be required to provide your faculty advisor's name, email address, college, and department.

View on site | Email this event

Thank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's symposium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s symposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:

Advance Transformational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of partnerships—across academia, community, and industry—in driving impactful, ethical, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight best practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagement possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encourage interdisciplinary teams to co-create, share, and implement innovative outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respectful Engagement - Address challenges that inhibit the promotion a culture of respect, integrity, and empowerment within and beyond the university.Showcase and Celebrate Partnership Impact - Recognize and celebrate the achievements of community partners, staff, students, and faculty scholars. Highlight measurable outcomes, acknowledge the contributions of long-term partners, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local, regional, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuous Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to include discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-event evaluations to inform future outreach strategies.Registration will open on March 2, 2026 the call for proposals will be available through June 1, 2025. Finalized information for accepted proposals will be shared in the weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be held on Wednesday, August 26 and Thursday, August 27. The anticipated location is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A complete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.

2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:

Podium Talks (20 minutes, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers share detailed insights or research findings, often followed by a brief audience Q&A.

Roundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated, interactive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific topic in a small group setting.

Engaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty, student and community researchers showcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discussions with attendees.

Presenter informationPresentation Type and timeslot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstract150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitting a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on Wednesday, August 26, you will be required to provide your faculty advisor's name, email address, college, and department.

View on site | Email this event

Thank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's symposium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s symposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:

Advance Transformational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of partnerships—across academia, community, and industry—in driving impactful, ethical, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight best practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagement possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encourage interdisciplinary teams to co-create, share, and implement innovative outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respectful Engagement - Address challenges that inhibit the promotion a culture of respect, integrity, and empowerment within and beyond the university.Showcase and Celebrate Partnership Impact - Recognize and celebrate the achievements of community partners, staff, students, and faculty scholars. Highlight measurable outcomes, acknowledge the contributions of long-term partners, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local, regional, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuous Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to include discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-event evaluations to inform future outreach strategies.Registration will open on March 2, 2026 the call for proposals will be available through June 1, 2025. Finalized information for accepted proposals will be shared in the weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be held on Wednesday, August 26 and Thursday, August 27. The anticipated location is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A complete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.

2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:

Podium Talks (20 minutes, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers share detailed insights or research findings, often followed by a brief audience Q&A.

Roundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated, interactive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific topic in a small group setting.

Engaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty, student and community researchers showcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discussions with attendees.

Presenter informationPresentation Type and timeslot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstract150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitting a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on Wednesday, August 26, you will be required to provide your faculty advisor's name, email address, college, and department.

View on site | Email this event

Thank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's symposium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s symposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:

Advance Transformational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of partnerships—across academia, community, and industry—in driving impactful, ethical, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight best practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagement possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encourage interdisciplinary teams to co-create, share, and implement innovative outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respectful Engagement - Address challenges that inhibit the promotion a culture of respect, integrity, and empowerment within and beyond the university.Showcase and Celebrate Partnership Impact - Recognize and celebrate the achievements of community partners, staff, students, and faculty scholars. Highlight measurable outcomes, acknowledge the contributions of long-term partners, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local, regional, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuous Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to include discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-event evaluations to inform future outreach strategies.Registration will open on March 2, 2026 the call for proposals will be available through June 1, 2025. Finalized information for accepted proposals will be shared in the weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be held on Wednesday, August 26 and Thursday, August 27. The anticipated location is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A complete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.

2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:

Podium Talks (20 minutes, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers share detailed insights or research findings, often followed by a brief audience Q&A.

Roundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated, interactive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific topic in a small group setting.

Engaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty, student and community researchers showcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discussions with attendees.

Presenter informationPresentation Type and timeslot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstract150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitting a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on Wednesday, August 26, you will be required to provide your faculty advisor's name, email address, college, and department.

View on site | Email this event

Thank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's symposium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s symposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:

Advance Transformational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of partnerships—across academia, community, and industry—in driving impactful, ethical, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight best practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagement possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encourage interdisciplinary teams to co-create, share, and implement innovative outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respectful Engagement - Address challenges that inhibit the promotion a culture of respect, integrity, and empowerment within and beyond the university.Showcase and Celebrate Partnership Impact - Recognize and celebrate the achievements of community partners, staff, students, and faculty scholars. Highlight measurable outcomes, acknowledge the contributions of long-term partners, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local, regional, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuous Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to include discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-event evaluations to inform future outreach strategies.Registration will open on March 2, 2026 the call for proposals will be available through June 1, 2025. Finalized information for accepted proposals will be shared in the weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be held on Wednesday, August 26 and Thursday, August 27. The anticipated location is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A complete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.

2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:

Podium Talks (20 minutes, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers share detailed insights or research findings, often followed by a brief audience Q&A.

Roundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated, interactive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific topic in a small group setting.

Engaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty, student and community researchers showcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discussions with attendees.

Presenter informationPresentation Type and timeslot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstract150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitting a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on Wednesday, August 26, you will be required to provide your faculty advisor's name, email address, college, and department.

View on site | Email this event

Thank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's symposium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s symposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:

Advance Transformational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of partnerships—across academia, community, and industry—in driving impactful, ethical, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight best practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagement possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encourage interdisciplinary teams to co-create, share, and implement innovative outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respectful Engagement - Address challenges that inhibit the promotion a culture of respect, integrity, and empowerment within and beyond the university.Showcase and Celebrate Partnership Impact - Recognize and celebrate the achievements of community partners, staff, students, and faculty scholars. Highlight measurable outcomes, acknowledge the contributions of long-term partners, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local, regional, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuous Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to include discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-event evaluations to inform future outreach strategies.Registration will open on March 2, 2026 the call for proposals will be available through June 1, 2025. Finalized information for accepted proposals will be shared in the weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be held on Wednesday, August 26 and Thursday, August 27. The anticipated location is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A complete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.

2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:

Podium Talks (20 minutes, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers share detailed insights or research findings, often followed by a brief audience Q&A.

Roundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated, interactive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific topic in a small group setting.

Engaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty, student and community researchers showcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discussions with attendees.

Presenter informationPresentation Type and timeslot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstract150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitting a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on Wednesday, August 26, you will be required to provide your faculty advisor's name, email address, college, and department.

View on site | Email this event

Session 1 ? Traditional Korean Ingredients & Lecture
Learn about Koreas foundational ingredients, including various jang (fermented pastes) such as doenjang, gochujang, and ganjang. This session is an interactive lecture where participants explore the history, characteristics, uses, and culinary significance of these ingredients. Participants will also have the opportunity to taste the different jang and experience their unique flavors.

Session 2 ? Hands-On Cooking Class
Put your knowledge into practice! Prepare and cook traditional Korean dishes under the guidance of an experienced chef. Participants will gain hands-on experience with techniques and flavor combinations that define Korean cuisine.

Session 3 ? Korean BBQ & Market Exploration
Experience Korean food beyond the classroom. Enjoy a meal at a Korean BBQ restaurant and then embark on a tour of a local Korean market. Explore fresh ingredients,

View on site | Email this event

Thank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's symposium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s symposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:

Advance Transformational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of partnerships—across academia, community, and industry—in driving impactful, ethical, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight best practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagement possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encourage interdisciplinary teams to co-create, share, and implement innovative outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respectful Engagement - Address challenges that inhibit the promotion a culture of respect, integrity, and empowerment within and beyond the university.Showcase and Celebrate Partnership Impact - Recognize and celebrate the achievements of community partners, staff, students, and faculty scholars. Highlight measurable outcomes, acknowledge the contributions of long-term partners, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local, regional, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuous Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to include discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-event evaluations to inform future outreach strategies.Registration will open on March 2, 2026 the call for proposals will be available through June 1, 2025. Finalized information for accepted proposals will be shared in the weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be held on Wednesday, August 26 and Thursday, August 27. The anticipated location is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A complete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.

2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:

Podium Talks (20 minutes, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers share detailed insights or research findings, often followed by a brief audience Q&A.

Roundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated, interactive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific topic in a small group setting.

Engaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty, student and community researchers showcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discussions with attendees.

Presenter informationPresentation Type and timeslot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstract150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitting a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on Wednesday, August 26, you will be required to provide your faculty advisor's name, email address, college, and department.

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

Thank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's symposium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s symposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:

Advance Transformational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of partnerships—across academia, community, and industry—in driving impactful, ethical, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight best practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagement possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encourage interdisciplinary teams to co-create, share, and implement innovative outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respectful Engagement - Address challenges that inhibit the promotion a culture of respect, integrity, and empowerment within and beyond the university.Showcase and Celebrate Partnership Impact - Recognize and celebrate the achievements of community partners, staff, students, and faculty scholars. Highlight measurable outcomes, acknowledge the contributions of long-term partners, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local, regional, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuous Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to include discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-event evaluations to inform future outreach strategies.Registration will open on March 2, 2026 the call for proposals will be available through June 1, 2025. Finalized information for accepted proposals will be shared in the weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be held on Wednesday, August 26 and Thursday, August 27. The anticipated location is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A complete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.

2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:

Podium Talks (20 minutes, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers share detailed insights or research findings, often followed by a brief audience Q&A.

Roundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated, interactive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific topic in a small group setting.

Engaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty, student and community researchers showcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discussions with attendees.

Presenter informationPresentation Type and timeslot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstract150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitting a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on Wednesday, August 26, you will be required to provide your faculty advisor's name, email address, college, and department.

View on site | Email this event

Thank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's symposium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s symposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:

Advance Transformational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of partnerships—across academia, community, and industry—in driving impactful, ethical, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight best practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagement possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encourage interdisciplinary teams to co-create, share, and implement innovative outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respectful Engagement - Address challenges that inhibit the promotion a culture of respect, integrity, and empowerment within and beyond the university.Showcase and Celebrate Partnership Impact - Recognize and celebrate the achievements of community partners, staff, students, and faculty scholars. Highlight measurable outcomes, acknowledge the contributions of long-term partners, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local, regional, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuous Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to include discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-event evaluations to inform future outreach strategies.Registration will open on March 2, 2026 the call for proposals will be available through June 1, 2025. Finalized information for accepted proposals will be shared in the weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be held on Wednesday, August 26 and Thursday, August 27. The anticipated location is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A complete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.

2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:

Podium Talks (20 minutes, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers share detailed insights or research findings, often followed by a brief audience Q&A.

Roundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated, interactive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific topic in a small group setting.

Engaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty, student and community researchers showcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discussions with attendees.

Presenter informationPresentation Type and timeslot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstract150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitting a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on Wednesday, August 26, you will be required to provide your faculty advisor's name, email address, college, and department.

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

Tickets and information available at the box office and online at https://aub.ie/gpac-tickets.

—

Presented as part of our 2025–26 Amphitheatre Series.

View on site | Email this event

Thank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's symposium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s symposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:

Advance Transformational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of partnerships—across academia, community, and industry—in driving impactful, ethical, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight best practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagement possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encourage interdisciplinary teams to co-create, share, and implement innovative outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respectful Engagement - Address challenges that inhibit the promotion a culture of respect, integrity, and empowerment within and beyond the university.Showcase and Celebrate Partnership Impact - Recognize and celebrate the achievements of community partners, staff, students, and faculty scholars. Highlight measurable outcomes, acknowledge the contributions of long-term partners, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local, regional, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuous Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to include discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-event evaluations to inform future outreach strategies.Registration will open on March 2, 2026 the call for proposals will be available through June 1, 2025. Finalized information for accepted proposals will be shared in the weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be held on Wednesday, August 26 and Thursday, August 27. The anticipated location is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A complete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.

2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:

Podium Talks (20 minutes, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers share detailed insights or research findings, often followed by a brief audience Q&A.

Roundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated, interactive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific topic in a small group setting.

Engaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty, student and community researchers showcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discussions with attendees.

Presenter informationPresentation Type and timeslot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstract150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitting a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on Wednesday, August 26, you will be required to provide your faculty advisor's name, email address, college, and department.

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

Thank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's symposium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s symposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:

Advance Transformational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of partnerships—across academia, community, and industry—in driving impactful, ethical, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight best practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagement possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encourage interdisciplinary teams to co-create, share, and implement innovative outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respectful Engagement - Address challenges that inhibit the promotion a culture of respect, integrity, and empowerment within and beyond the university.Showcase and Celebrate Partnership Impact - Recognize and celebrate the achievements of community partners, staff, students, and faculty scholars. Highlight measurable outcomes, acknowledge the contributions of long-term partners, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local, regional, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuous Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to include discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-event evaluations to inform future outreach strategies.Registration will open on March 2, 2026 the call for proposals will be available through June 1, 2025. Finalized information for accepted proposals will be shared in the weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be held on Wednesday, August 26 and Thursday, August 27. The anticipated location is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A complete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.

2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:

Podium Talks (20 minutes, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers share detailed insights or research findings, often followed by a brief audience Q&A.

Roundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated, interactive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific topic in a small group setting.

Engaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty, student and community researchers showcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discussions with attendees.

Presenter informationPresentation Type and timeslot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstract150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitting a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on Wednesday, August 26, you will be required to provide your faculty advisor's name, email address, college, and department.

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

Thank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's symposium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s symposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:

Advance Transformational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of partnerships—across academia, community, and industry—in driving impactful, ethical, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight best practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagement possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encourage interdisciplinary teams to co-create, share, and implement innovative outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respectful Engagement - Address challenges that inhibit the promotion a culture of respect, integrity, and empowerment within and beyond the university.Showcase and Celebrate Partnership Impact - Recognize and celebrate the achievements of community partners, staff, students, and faculty scholars. Highlight measurable outcomes, acknowledge the contributions of long-term partners, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local, regional, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuous Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to include discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-event evaluations to inform future outreach strategies.Registration will open on March 2, 2026 the call for proposals will be available through June 1, 2025. Finalized information for accepted proposals will be shared in the weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be held on Wednesday, August 26 and Thursday, August 27. The anticipated location is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A complete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.

2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:

Podium Talks (20 minutes, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers share detailed insights or research findings, often followed by a brief audience Q&A.

Roundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated, interactive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific topic in a small group setting.

Engaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty, student and community researchers showcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discussions with attendees.

Presenter informationPresentation Type and timeslot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstract150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitting a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on Wednesday, August 26, you will be required to provide your faculty advisor's name, email address, college, and department.

View on site | Email this event

The event will begin with a traditional ceremony, including the presentation of colors, invocation, National Anthem, remarks, wreath laying, and Taps. The ceremony is structured to maintain a respectful and disciplined tone throughout.

Following the formal program, attendees will be invited to participate in the Field of Honor. Guests will move to designated flag placement stations staffed by ASVA and VETNET volunteers, where they will receive a flag and be directed to a section of the lawn representing a specific conflict in U.S. military history.

Each section will be clearly marked and pre-established with a structured layout of flags. Participants will place their flags by extending these rows, allowing the field to grow in a controlled and intentional manner.

Once participants have placed their flags, they will be invited to Foy Commons for food and fellowship. The Field of Honor will remain in place on Cater Lawn following the event,

View on site | Email this event

The event will begin with a traditional ceremony, including the presentation of colors, invocation, National Anthem, remarks, wreath laying, and Taps. The ceremony is structured to maintain a respectful and disciplined tone throughout.

Following the formal program, attendees will be invited to participate in the Field of Honor. Guests will move to designated flag placement stations staffed by ASVA and VETNET volunteers, where they will receive a flag and be directed to a section of the lawn representing a specific conflict in U.S. military history.

Each section will be clearly marked and pre-established with a structured layout of flags. Participants will place their flags by extending these rows, allowing the field to grow in a controlled and intentional manner.

Once participants have placed their flags, they will be invited to Foy Commons for food and fellowship. The Field of Honor will remain in place on Cater Lawn following the event,

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

Thank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's symposium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s symposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:

Advance Transformational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of partnerships—across academia, community, and industry—in driving impactful, ethical, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight best practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagement possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encourage interdisciplinary teams to co-create, share, and implement innovative outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respectful Engagement - Address challenges that inhibit the promotion a culture of respect, integrity, and empowerment within and beyond the university.Showcase and Celebrate Partnership Impact - Recognize and celebrate the achievements of community partners, staff, students, and faculty scholars. Highlight measurable outcomes, acknowledge the contributions of long-term partners, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local, regional, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuous Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to include discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-event evaluations to inform future outreach strategies.Registration will open on March 2, 2026 the call for proposals will be available through June 1, 2025. Finalized information for accepted proposals will be shared in the weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be held on Wednesday, August 26 and Thursday, August 27. The anticipated location is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A complete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.

2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:

Podium Talks (20 minutes, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers share detailed insights or research findings, often followed by a brief audience Q&A.

Roundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated, interactive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific topic in a small group setting.

Engaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty, student and community researchers showcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discussions with attendees.

Presenter informationPresentation Type and timeslot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstract150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitting a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on Wednesday, August 26, you will be required to provide your faculty advisor's name, email address, college, and department.

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

Thank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's symposium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s symposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:

Advance Transformational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of partnerships—across academia, community, and industry—in driving impactful, ethical, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight best practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagement possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encourage interdisciplinary teams to co-create, share, and implement innovative outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respectful Engagement - Address challenges that inhibit the promotion a culture of respect, integrity, and empowerment within and beyond the university.Showcase and Celebrate Partnership Impact - Recognize and celebrate the achievements of community partners, staff, students, and faculty scholars. Highlight measurable outcomes, acknowledge the contributions of long-term partners, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local, regional, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuous Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to include discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-event evaluations to inform future outreach strategies.Registration will open on March 2, 2026 the call for proposals will be available through June 1, 2025. Finalized information for accepted proposals will be shared in the weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be held on Wednesday, August 26 and Thursday, August 27. The anticipated location is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A complete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.

2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:

Podium Talks (20 minutes, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers share detailed insights or research findings, often followed by a brief audience Q&A.

Roundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated, interactive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific topic in a small group setting.

Engaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty, student and community researchers showcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discussions with attendees.

Presenter informationPresentation Type and timeslot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstract150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitting a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on Wednesday, August 26, you will be required to provide your faculty advisor's name, email address, college, and department.

View on site | Email this event

Tickets and information available at the box office and online at https://aub.ie/gpac-tickets.

—

Presented as part of our 2025–26 Amphitheatre Series.

View on site | Email this event

Tickets and information available at the box office and online at https://aub.ie/gpac-tickets.

—

Presented as part of our 2025–26 Amphitheatre Series.

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

Thank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's symposium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s symposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:

Advance Transformational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of partnerships—across academia, community, and industry—in driving impactful, ethical, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight best practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagement possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encourage interdisciplinary teams to co-create, share, and implement innovative outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respectful Engagement - Address challenges that inhibit the promotion a culture of respect, integrity, and empowerment within and beyond the university.Showcase and Celebrate Partnership Impact - Recognize and celebrate the achievements of community partners, staff, students, and faculty scholars. Highlight measurable outcomes, acknowledge the contributions of long-term partners, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local, regional, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuous Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to include discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-event evaluations to inform future outreach strategies.Registration will open on March 2, 2026 the call for proposals will be available through June 1, 2025. Finalized information for accepted proposals will be shared in the weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be held on Wednesday, August 26 and Thursday, August 27. The anticipated location is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A complete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.

2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:

Podium Talks (20 minutes, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers share detailed insights or research findings, often followed by a brief audience Q&A.

Roundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated, interactive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific topic in a small group setting.

Engaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty, student and community researchers showcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discussions with attendees.

Presenter informationPresentation Type and timeslot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstract150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitting a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on Wednesday, August 26, you will be required to provide your faculty advisor's name, email address, college, and department.

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

Thank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's symposium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s symposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:

Advance Transformational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of partnerships—across academia, community, and industry—in driving impactful, ethical, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight best practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagement possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encourage interdisciplinary teams to co-create, share, and implement innovative outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respectful Engagement - Address challenges that inhibit the promotion a culture of respect, integrity, and empowerment within and beyond the university.Showcase and Celebrate Partnership Impact - Recognize and celebrate the achievements of community partners, staff, students, and faculty scholars. Highlight measurable outcomes, acknowledge the contributions of long-term partners, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local, regional, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuous Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to include discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-event evaluations to inform future outreach strategies.Registration will open on March 2, 2026 the call for proposals will be available through June 1, 2025. Finalized information for accepted proposals will be shared in the weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be held on Wednesday, August 26 and Thursday, August 27. The anticipated location is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A complete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.

2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:

Podium Talks (20 minutes, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers share detailed insights or research findings, often followed by a brief audience Q&A.

Roundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated, interactive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific topic in a small group setting.

Engaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty, student and community researchers showcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discussions with attendees.

Presenter informationPresentation Type and timeslot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstract150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitting a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on Wednesday, August 26, you will be required to provide your faculty advisor's name, email address, college, and department.

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

Thank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's symposium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s symposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:

Advance Transformational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of partnerships—across academia, community, and industry—in driving impactful, ethical, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight best practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagement possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encourage interdisciplinary teams to co-create, share, and implement innovative outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respectful Engagement - Address challenges that inhibit the promotion a culture of respect, integrity, and empowerment within and beyond the university.Showcase and Celebrate Partnership Impact - Recognize and celebrate the achievements of community partners, staff, students, and faculty scholars. Highlight measurable outcomes, acknowledge the contributions of long-term partners, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local, regional, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuous Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to include discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-event evaluations to inform future outreach strategies.Registration will open on March 2, 2026 the call for proposals will be available through June 1, 2025. Finalized information for accepted proposals will be shared in the weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be held on Wednesday, August 26 and Thursday, August 27. The anticipated location is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A complete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.

2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:

Podium Talks (20 minutes, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers share detailed insights or research findings, often followed by a brief audience Q&A.

Roundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated, interactive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific topic in a small group setting.

Engaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty, student and community researchers showcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discussions with attendees.

Presenter informationPresentation Type and timeslot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstract150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitting a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on Wednesday, August 26, you will be required to provide your faculty advisor's name, email address, college, and department.

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

Thank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's symposium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s symposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:

Advance Transformational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of partnerships—across academia, community, and industry—in driving impactful, ethical, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight best practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagement possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encourage interdisciplinary teams to co-create, share, and implement innovative outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respectful Engagement - Address challenges that inhibit the promotion a culture of respect, integrity, and empowerment within and beyond the university.Showcase and Celebrate Partnership Impact - Recognize and celebrate the achievements of community partners, staff, students, and faculty scholars. Highlight measurable outcomes, acknowledge the contributions of long-term partners, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local, regional, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuous Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to include discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-event evaluations to inform future outreach strategies.Registration will open on March 2, 2026 the call for proposals will be available through June 1, 2025. Finalized information for accepted proposals will be shared in the weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be held on Wednesday, August 26 and Thursday, August 27. The anticipated location is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A complete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.

2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:

Podium Talks (20 minutes, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers share detailed insights or research findings, often followed by a brief audience Q&A.

Roundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated, interactive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific topic in a small group setting.

Engaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty, student and community researchers showcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discussions with attendees.

Presenter informationPresentation Type and timeslot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstract150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitting a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on Wednesday, August 26, you will be required to provide your faculty advisor's name, email address, college, and department.

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

Thank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's symposium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s symposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:

Advance Transformational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of partnerships—across academia, community, and industry—in driving impactful, ethical, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight best practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagement possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encourage interdisciplinary teams to co-create, share, and implement innovative outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respectful Engagement - Address challenges that inhibit the promotion a culture of respect, integrity, and empowerment within and beyond the university.Showcase and Celebrate Partnership Impact - Recognize and celebrate the achievements of community partners, staff, students, and faculty scholars. Highlight measurable outcomes, acknowledge the contributions of long-term partners, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local, regional, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuous Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to include discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-event evaluations to inform future outreach strategies.Registration will open on March 2, 2026 the call for proposals will be available through June 1, 2025. Finalized information for accepted proposals will be shared in the weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be held on Wednesday, August 26 and Thursday, August 27. The anticipated location is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A complete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.

2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:

Podium Talks (20 minutes, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers share detailed insights or research findings, often followed by a brief audience Q&A.

Roundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated, interactive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific topic in a small group setting.

Engaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty, student and community researchers showcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discussions with attendees.

Presenter informationPresentation Type and timeslot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstract150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitting a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on Wednesday, August 26, you will be required to provide your faculty advisor's name, email address, college, and department.

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

Thank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's symposium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s symposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:

Advance Transformational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of partnerships—across academia, community, and industry—in driving impactful, ethical, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight best practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagement possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encourage interdisciplinary teams to co-create, share, and implement innovative outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respectful Engagement - Address challenges that inhibit the promotion a culture of respect, integrity, and empowerment within and beyond the university.Showcase and Celebrate Partnership Impact - Recognize and celebrate the achievements of community partners, staff, students, and faculty scholars. Highlight measurable outcomes, acknowledge the contributions of long-term partners, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local, regional, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuous Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to include discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-event evaluations to inform future outreach strategies.Registration will open on March 2, 2026 the call for proposals will be available through June 1, 2025. Finalized information for accepted proposals will be shared in the weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be held on Wednesday, August 26 and Thursday, August 27. The anticipated location is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A complete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.

2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:

Podium Talks (20 minutes, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers share detailed insights or research findings, often followed by a brief audience Q&A.

Roundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated, interactive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific topic in a small group setting.

Engaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty, student and community researchers showcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discussions with attendees.

Presenter informationPresentation Type and timeslot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstract150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitting a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on Wednesday, August 26, you will be required to provide your faculty advisor's name, email address, college, and department.

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

Thank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's symposium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s symposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:

Advance Transformational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of partnerships—across academia, community, and industry—in driving impactful, ethical, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight best practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagement possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encourage interdisciplinary teams to co-create, share, and implement innovative outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respectful Engagement - Address challenges that inhibit the promotion a culture of respect, integrity, and empowerment within and beyond the university.Showcase and Celebrate Partnership Impact - Recognize and celebrate the achievements of community partners, staff, students, and faculty scholars. Highlight measurable outcomes, acknowledge the contributions of long-term partners, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local, regional, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuous Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to include discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-event evaluations to inform future outreach strategies.Registration will open on March 2, 2026 the call for proposals will be available through June 1, 2025. Finalized information for accepted proposals will be shared in the weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be held on Wednesday, August 26 and Thursday, August 27. The anticipated location is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A complete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.

2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:

Podium Talks (20 minutes, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers share detailed insights or research findings, often followed by a brief audience Q&A.

Roundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated, interactive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific topic in a small group setting.

Engaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty, student and community researchers showcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discussions with attendees.

Presenter informationPresentation Type and timeslot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstract150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitting a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on Wednesday, August 26, you will be required to provide your faculty advisor's name, email address, college, and department.

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

Thank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's symposium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s symposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:

Advance Transformational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of partnerships—across academia, community, and industry—in driving impactful, ethical, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight best practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagement possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encourage interdisciplinary teams to co-create, share, and implement innovative outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respectful Engagement - Address challenges that inhibit the promotion a culture of respect, integrity, and empowerment within and beyond the university.Showcase and Celebrate Partnership Impact - Recognize and celebrate the achievements of community partners, staff, students, and faculty scholars. Highlight measurable outcomes, acknowledge the contributions of long-term partners, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local, regional, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuous Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to include discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-event evaluations to inform future outreach strategies.Registration will open on March 2, 2026 the call for proposals will be available through June 1, 2025. Finalized information for accepted proposals will be shared in the weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be held on Wednesday, August 26 and Thursday, August 27. The anticipated location is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A complete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.

2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:

Podium Talks (20 minutes, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers share detailed insights or research findings, often followed by a brief audience Q&A.

Roundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated, interactive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific topic in a small group setting.

Engaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty, student and community researchers showcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discussions with attendees.

Presenter informationPresentation Type and timeslot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstract150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitting a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on Wednesday, August 26, you will be required to provide your faculty advisor's name, email address, college, and department.

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

Thank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's symposium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s symposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:

Advance Transformational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of partnerships—across academia, community, and industry—in driving impactful, ethical, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight best practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagement possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encourage interdisciplinary teams to co-create, share, and implement innovative outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respectful Engagement - Address challenges that inhibit the promotion a culture of respect, integrity, and empowerment within and beyond the university.Showcase and Celebrate Partnership Impact - Recognize and celebrate the achievements of community partners, staff, students, and faculty scholars. Highlight measurable outcomes, acknowledge the contributions of long-term partners, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local, regional, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuous Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to include discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-event evaluations to inform future outreach strategies.Registration will open on March 2, 2026 the call for proposals will be available through June 1, 2025. Finalized information for accepted proposals will be shared in the weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be held on Wednesday, August 26 and Thursday, August 27. The anticipated location is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A complete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.

2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:

Podium Talks (20 minutes, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers share detailed insights or research findings, often followed by a brief audience Q&A.

Roundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated, interactive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific topic in a small group setting.

Engaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty, student and community researchers showcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discussions with attendees.

Presenter informationPresentation Type and timeslot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstract150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitting a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on Wednesday, August 26, you will be required to provide your faculty advisor's name, email address, college, and department.

View on site | Email this event

Tickets and information available at the box office and online at https://aub.ie/gpac-tickets.

—

Presented as part of our 2025–26 Broadway Series.

View on site | Email this event

Tickets and information available at the box office and online at https://aub.ie/gpac-tickets.

—

Presented as part of our 2025–26 Broadway Series.

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

Thank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's symposium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s symposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:

Advance Transformational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of partnerships—across academia, community, and industry—in driving impactful, ethical, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight best practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagement possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encourage interdisciplinary teams to co-create, share, and implement innovative outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respectful Engagement - Address challenges that inhibit the promotion a culture of respect, integrity, and empowerment within and beyond the university.Showcase and Celebrate Partnership Impact - Recognize and celebrate the achievements of community partners, staff, students, and faculty scholars. Highlight measurable outcomes, acknowledge the contributions of long-term partners, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local, regional, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuous Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to include discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-event evaluations to inform future outreach strategies.Registration will open on March 2, 2026 the call for proposals will be available through June 1, 2025. Finalized information for accepted proposals will be shared in the weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be held on Wednesday, August 26 and Thursday, August 27. The anticipated location is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A complete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.

2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:

Podium Talks (20 minutes, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers share detailed insights or research findings, often followed by a brief audience Q&A.

Roundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated, interactive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific topic in a small group setting.

Engaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty, student and community researchers showcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discussions with attendees.

Presenter informationPresentation Type and timeslot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstract150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitting a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on Wednesday, August 26, you will be required to provide your faculty advisor's name, email address, college, and department.

View on site | Email this event

Tickets and information available at the box office and online at https://aub.ie/gpac-tickets.

—

Presented as part of our 2025–26 Broadway Series.

View on site | Email this event

Tickets and information available at the box office and online at https://aub.ie/gpac-tickets.

—

Presented as part of our 2025–26 Broadway Series.

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

Tickets and information available at the box office and online at https://aub.ie/gpac-tickets.

—

Presented as part of our 2025–26 Broadway Series.

View on site | Email this event

Tickets and information available at the box office and online at https://aub.ie/gpac-tickets.

—

Presented as part of our 2025–26 Broadway Series.

View on site | Email this event

Tickets and information available at the box office and online at https://aub.ie/gpac-tickets.

—

Presented as part of our 2025–26 Broadway Series.

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

This is Bluey’s Big Play, for real life!

Bluey’s Big Play is a theatrical adaptation of the Emmy Award-winning children’s television series, with an original story by Bluey creator Joe Brumm, and new music by Bluey composer Joff Bush.

Tickets and VIP packages available now!

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

The conference embraces the theme “Innovating Skin Science: Pioneering Advances in Dermatologic and Aesthetic Research,” spotlighting the expanding landscape of dermatologic technologies and cosmetic breakthroughs. Scientific sessions will delve into clinical dermatology updates, aesthetic dermatology advancements, cosmetic formulations, regenerative therapies, anti-aging solutions, dermal rejuvenation techniques, and state-of-the-art dermatologic devices and procedures.

Over two days, participants will discover cutting-edge research, new clinical strategies, evolving trends, and breakthrough technologies shaping the next generation of dermatologic care. The congress features expert-led keynotes, scientific symposia, interactive workshops, panel discussions, poster exhibitions, and networking forums that facilitate global knowledge-sharing and interdisciplinary collaboration.

This event is tailored for dermatologists, cosmetic surgeons, estheticians, skincare researchers, aesthetic practitioners, cosmetic chemists, medical specialists, and industry leaders seeking the latest scientific and clinical developments in dermatology and cosmetic research for 2026.

Whether joining us on site in Rome, Italy or participating virtually, attendees will be part of one of the most impactful dermatology conferences of 2026, enriched with world-class speakers, innovative content, and extensive opportunities to engage with pioneers in dermatology and aesthetic medicine.

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

View on site | Email this event

The congress will focus on cutting-edge developments in recycling technologies, circular economy strategies, waste-to-energy systems, sustainable resource recovery, smart waste management solutions, and environmental policies. Under the theme “Revolutionizing Waste Systems for Environmental Sustainability”, participants will explore practical strategies to create efficient, resilient, and environmentally responsible waste management systems that address critical global sustainability challenges.

RECYCLING CONGRESS 2026 invites engineers, environmental scientists, sustainability specialists, industry leaders, and policymakers to present research through oral and poster sessions, lead interactive workshops, or showcase innovative technologies and sustainable initiatives. The event provides unparalleled opportunities for networking, collaboration, and exchanging insights with a global community of experts.

Whether attending on-site in Paris or virtually, participants will engage with international thought leaders, explore innovative approaches, and contribute to shaping sustainable recycling practices and circular economy solutions worldwide. Join us in driving the transition toward cleaner, greener, and more resource-efficient systems for the future.

International Waste Solutions Conference 2026, Global Recycling and Recovery Summit 2026, Environmental Waste Systems Congress 2026, Circular Materials Conference 2026, Sustainable Waste Innovation Expo 2026, Advanced Recycling Technologies Summit 2026, Solid Waste and Resource Management Congress 2026, Green Waste Management Forum 2026, Environmental Sustainability and Recycling Summit 2026, Integrated Waste Management Conference 2026

View on site | Email this event