Call for Speakers at IASI Symposium 2020

03/20/2019

The International Association of Structural Integrators (IASI) is looking for structural integration professionals to submit stimulating presentation ideas through their 2020 Symposium Request for Proposals.

If you have lessons and skills to share, best practices to lead, common challenges, and insights for your fellow professionals to discuss, make sure to submit your proposal by March 25, 2019.

IASI is looking for submissions that:

Deliver great ideas, challenge norms, and lead the way in our profession
Use different teaching formats like discussion, lecture, movement, demonstration, and more
Will speak to varying experience levels

Benefits of being a speaker:

Discounted Symposium registration for 75-minute breakout presenters
Complimentary 2-day Symposium registration for 3-hour workshop presenters
A modest honorarium plus complimentary 2-day Symposium registration for keynote speakers

For more information visit the 2020 Symposium website at www.theiasi.net/2020-symposium. To submit a proposal, visit www.theiasi.net/2020-rfp-submission-information.

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