**The call for proposals to present is now closed. Thanks to everyone who submitted a proposal! If your proposal was accepted, refer to the For Presenters page for important information and next steps.**
We welcome proposals to present at the 2023 OMSCS Conference from all OMSCS students and alumni! Presentations should focus on topics in CS or on the OMSCS program in general. Presenters are required to register for and attend the conference in person.
Proposals Due: February 24, 2023 at 11:59 pm ET
Presenters Notified: March 3, 2023
Presentation Modalities
There are 3 presentation modalities to which you can submit:
Traditional Talk (~15-20 minutes)
Give a talk related to CS or OMSCS. Example topics include:
- Present research you’ve conducted or are conducting
- Discuss a unique experience you’ve had related to OMSCS and its impact on you
- Share your perspective on an important ethical issue in CS
Demonstration (~10 minutes)
Demonstrate a project you’ve worked on (preferably in OMSCS, but personal projects are welcome, too). Example projects include:
- Apps or games
- AI agents
- CS learning interventions
- CS 8903 or CS 6669 projects
- OMSCS Project Showcase submissions
Workshop (~45 minutes)
Share your expertise with other attendees in an interactive, hands-on format. Example topics include:
- Tools commonly used in OMSCS
- VR toolkits
- Coding libraries
- Best practices for being a successful self-learner
- Job search skills (e.g., résumé writing, interview skills)
The examples given above are suggestions; feel free to propose presentations on different topics! You may submit proposals to more than one modality. If you would like to submit multiple proposals, please fill out a separate form for each proposal.
Note that the OMSCS Conference is non-archival, so you are welcome to present work that has already been, or will eventually be, published.
