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Three Most Important Things I Learned at the EIA Conference
"Recognition at all levels, incentives/training for evaluators to improve turnaround, have fun-sense of humor- be enthusiastic!"
--  EIA Conference Participant

Call for Presentations for 2011

Be part of EIA's high quality programming that focus on the issues that hit home for you for the 2011 Conference. 

  

We encourage presentations that incorporate adult learning principles, achieve learning objectives by testing audience understanding, use of a summary/ wrap-up, and allow for questions and answers throughout the session. Presentations can be in lecture form, case study, or team presentation, or as a practical workshop or activity session. Sessions are selected on the basis of superior quality and relevance. Presentations for concurrent sessions are 60 and 90 minutes in length.

 

Selection Criteria

The 2011 Conference Committee will evaluate each presentation submission on its timeliness, originality, relevance and potential to fulfill the educational goals of attendees. Attendees range from senior and mid-managers, to coordinators and implementers from a variety of business sectors (private, public, nonprofit, etc.). Participants are interested in a wide-range of topics for improving performance through the involvement of people from all levels of organizations, of all sizes, whose impacts may also reach beyond business and into communities.

 

 

69th EIA Annual Training Conference

September 14 – September 16, 2011

St. Antonio, Texas


 At this time all Presentations have been accepted for 2010.

 

 


 
 
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