BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:icalendar-ruby CALSCALE:GREGORIAN X-WR-CALNAME:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarshi p Symposium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships X-WR-TIMEZONE:Central Time (US & Canada) BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155042Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047895541 DTSTART:20260317T130000Z DTEND:20260317T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155042Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047897590 DTSTART:20260318T130000Z DTEND:20260318T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047898615 DTSTART:20260319T130000Z DTEND:20260319T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047899640 DTSTART:20260320T130000Z DTEND:20260320T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047900665 DTSTART:20260321T130000Z DTEND:20260321T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047901690 DTSTART:20260322T130000Z DTEND:20260322T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047901691 DTSTART:20260323T130000Z DTEND:20260323T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047902716 DTSTART:20260324T130000Z DTEND:20260324T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047903741 DTSTART:20260325T130000Z DTEND:20260325T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047904766 DTSTART:20260326T130000Z DTEND:20260326T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047905791 DTSTART:20260327T130000Z DTEND:20260327T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047905792 DTSTART:20260328T130000Z DTEND:20260328T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047906817 DTSTART:20260329T130000Z DTEND:20260329T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047906818 DTSTART:20260330T130000Z DTEND:20260330T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047907843 DTSTART:20260331T130000Z DTEND:20260331T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047908868 DTSTART:20260401T130000Z DTEND:20260401T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047909893 DTSTART:20260402T130000Z DTEND:20260402T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047910918 DTSTART:20260403T130000Z DTEND:20260403T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047911943 DTSTART:20260404T130000Z DTEND:20260404T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047912968 DTSTART:20260405T130000Z DTEND:20260405T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047913993 DTSTART:20260406T130000Z DTEND:20260406T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047915018 DTSTART:20260407T130000Z DTEND:20260407T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047916043 DTSTART:20260408T130000Z DTEND:20260408T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047917068 DTSTART:20260409T130000Z DTEND:20260409T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047918093 DTSTART:20260410T130000Z DTEND:20260410T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047919118 DTSTART:20260411T130000Z DTEND:20260411T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047920143 DTSTART:20260412T130000Z DTEND:20260412T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047921168 DTSTART:20260413T130000Z DTEND:20260413T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047922193 DTSTART:20260414T130000Z DTEND:20260414T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047924242 DTSTART:20260415T130000Z DTEND:20260415T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047925267 DTSTART:20260416T130000Z DTEND:20260416T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047926292 DTSTART:20260417T130000Z DTEND:20260417T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047927317 DTSTART:20260418T130000Z DTEND:20260418T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047928342 DTSTART:20260419T130000Z DTEND:20260419T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047929367 DTSTART:20260420T130000Z DTEND:20260420T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047930392 DTSTART:20260421T130000Z DTEND:20260421T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047931417 DTSTART:20260422T130000Z DTEND:20260422T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047932442 DTSTART:20260423T130000Z DTEND:20260423T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047933467 DTSTART:20260424T130000Z DTEND:20260424T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047934492 DTSTART:20260425T130000Z DTEND:20260425T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047935517 DTSTART:20260426T130000Z DTEND:20260426T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047936542 DTSTART:20260427T130000Z DTEND:20260427T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047937567 DTSTART:20260428T130000Z DTEND:20260428T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047938592 DTSTART:20260429T130000Z DTEND:20260429T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047939617 DTSTART:20260430T130000Z DTEND:20260430T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047939618 DTSTART:20260501T130000Z DTEND:20260501T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047940643 DTSTART:20260502T130000Z DTEND:20260502T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047941668 DTSTART:20260503T130000Z DTEND:20260503T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047942693 DTSTART:20260504T130000Z DTEND:20260504T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047943718 DTSTART:20260505T130000Z DTEND:20260505T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047944743 DTSTART:20260506T130000Z DTEND:20260506T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047945768 DTSTART:20260507T130000Z DTEND:20260507T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047945769 DTSTART:20260508T130000Z DTEND:20260508T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047946794 DTSTART:20260509T130000Z DTEND:20260509T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047947819 DTSTART:20260510T130000Z DTEND:20260510T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047948844 DTSTART:20260511T130000Z DTEND:20260511T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047949869 DTSTART:20260512T130000Z DTEND:20260512T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047950894 DTSTART:20260513T130000Z DTEND:20260513T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047951919 DTSTART:20260514T130000Z DTEND:20260514T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047952944 DTSTART:20260515T130000Z DTEND:20260515T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047953969 DTSTART:20260516T130000Z DTEND:20260516T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047954994 DTSTART:20260517T130000Z DTEND:20260517T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047956019 DTSTART:20260518T130000Z DTEND:20260518T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047956020 DTSTART:20260519T130000Z DTEND:20260519T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047957045 DTSTART:20260520T130000Z DTEND:20260520T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047958070 DTSTART:20260521T130000Z DTEND:20260521T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047959095 DTSTART:20260522T130000Z DTEND:20260522T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047960120 DTSTART:20260523T130000Z DTEND:20260523T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047961145 DTSTART:20260524T130000Z DTEND:20260524T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047963194 DTSTART:20260525T130000Z DTEND:20260525T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047964219 DTSTART:20260526T130000Z DTEND:20260526T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047964220 DTSTART:20260527T130000Z DTEND:20260527T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047965245 DTSTART:20260528T130000Z DTEND:20260528T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047966270 DTSTART:20260529T130000Z DTEND:20260529T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047967295 DTSTART:20260530T130000Z DTEND:20260530T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260813T155043Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52364047968320 DTSTART:20260531T130000Z DTEND:20260531T140000Z DESCRIPTION:2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium - Call for Prop osals\n\nThank you for your interest in submitting a proposal for the 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Symposium. The theme for this year's sym posium is "Passion and Purpose: The Power of Partnerships. This year’s s ymposium aims to accomplish the following objectives:\n\nAdvance Transform ational Partnerships for Public Good - Emphasize the catalytic role of par tnerships—across academia\, community\, and industry—in driving impact ful\, ethical\, and sustainable solutions for the public good. Highlight b est practices and the “togetherness” that makes outreach and engagemen t possible.Elevate Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Innovation - Encour age interdisciplinary teams to co-create\, share\, and implement innovativ e outreach and engaged scholarship initiatives.Promote Inclusive and Respe ctful 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 a chievements of community partners\, staff\, students\, and faculty scholar s. Highlight measurable outcomes\, acknowledge the contributions of long-t erm partners\, and share compelling stories of partnership-driven success at local\, regional\, and global levels.Strengthen Assessment and Continuo us Improvement – Encourage all symposium projects and presentations to i nclude discussion about mechanisms for assessing partnership effectiveness and impact. Encourage the use of institutional IRB protocols and post-eve nt 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 th e weeks following the deadline for proposals. All presenters with accepted proposals must register to attend the symposium. The symposium is to be h eld on Wednesday\, August 26 and Thursday\, August 27. The anticipated loc ation is the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center. A com plete 2025 OESS presentation proposal includes the following.\n\n2026 Outr each and Engaged Scholarship Symposium Presentation Formats:\n\nPodium Tal ks (20 minutes\, including Q&A): A formal presentation where speakers shar e detailed insights or research findings\, often followed by a brief audie nce Q&A.\n\nRoundtable Presentations (45 minutes): A facilitated\, interac tive discussion focused on sharing ideas and perspectives on a specific to pic in a small group setting.\n\nEngaged Scholars Poster Session: A visual presentation format where faculty\, student and community researchers sho wcase their work on posters and engage in one-on-one or small-group discus sions with attendees.\n\nPresenter informationPresentation Type and timesl ot availabilityProposal InformationPresentation title300-word limit Abstra ct150-word limit Project descriptionIf you are a graduate student submitti ng a proposal for the Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Poster Session on W ednesday\, August 26\, you will be required to provide your faculty adviso r's name\, email address\, college\, and department. LOCATION: SUMMARY:Call for Proposals Open - 2026 Outreach and Engaged Scholarship Sym posium - Passion and Purpose the Power of Partnerships URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/call-for-proposals-open-202 6-outreach-and-engaged-scholarship-symposium-passion-and-purpose-the-power -of-partnerships CATEGORIES:Lectures & Seminars CATEGORIES:Meetings & Conferences END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR