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ABSTRACT SUBMISSION INFORMATION

Abstract Timeline

November 1, 2025 - Abstract Submission Opens

January 12, 2026 - Abstract Submission Closes

March 1, 2026 - Abstract Authors will be notified of selection

Presenting at Nurse Educators Conference in the Rockies
Presenting at Nurse Educators Conference in the Rockies

Abstract Submission Instructions

General Information:​

  • Abstracts may highlight original research, quality improvement projects, evidence-based practice, or practice/educational innovations. Submissions should reflect the conference theme Charting Our True North: Navigating the Future of Nursing Education.

  • Communications will be directed to the designated Contact Person only. The Contact Person will receive a confirmation receipt of abstract submission

  • At least 1 Speaker will register for the conference in full to attend and present

  • Late submissions will not be accepted

  • If the abstract is accepted, presentation materials, short biographies, and headshots of ALL PRESENTERS are required to be uploaded to Whova (the official conference app). Information will be sent to the Contact Person only.

 

Required Submission Information:

  • Learning Track

  • Presentation Session Type

  • Audience

  • Presentation Title (maximum 200 characters)

  • Learning Objectives (maximum 500 characters)

  • Keywords

  • Abstract Marketing Summary (maximum 500 characters)

  • Abstract (maximum 3500 characters)

  • Evidence-Based Citations (maximum 1000 characters)

  • Co-Speakers

Poster presenters Nurse Educators Conference in the Rockies
Presenting at Nurse Educators Conference in the Rockies

Presentation Type:

  • Skill-Building/Participatory Workshop Presentation

  • Podium/Lecture Presentation

  • Research Podium Presentation

  • Poster Only

Learning Track:

  • Didactic and Theory Teaching and Learning

  • Laboratory, Simulation, and Clinical Teaching and Learning

  • Professional Development for Clinical Practice

  • Course, Curriculum, and Program Evaluation

  • Faculty Development

Lola Fehr Nurse Educators Conference Scholarship Fund

Centennial Area Health Education Center would like to provide up to five need-based scholarships to nurse educators or aspiring nurse educators to attend the Nurse Educators Conference in the Rockies where they can learn best teaching practices from and network with fellow nurse educators. 

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