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Share Your Experience and Knowledge at AIHA Connect 2024
The Call for Submissions for PDCs, Education Sessions, Case Studies, Scientific Research, Professional Posters is now closed. But wait...
Submissions for Education Pop-Ups, Student Presentations, and Student Posters are still being accepted.
Presenting at AIHA Connect is your opportunity to advance the occupational and environmental health and safety (OEHS) profession by introducing attendees to the latest information, trends, technology, and best practices.
NOTE: Although we will offer a virtual program during AIHA Connect 2024, all speakers are expected to join us on-site in Columbus, OH.
Before you get started, set yourself up for success with these helpful resources:
- Topics we are seeking
- Session Types we are seeking
- Focus on Audience Engagement
- Proposal Ratings and Selection
- Recommendations for submitting a Successful Proposal
Important AIHA Connect 2024 Deadline Dates
- June 5, 2023 - Submissions portal opens
- September 13, 2023 - Submission deadline for:
- Professional Development Courses (PDCs)
- Education Sessions
- Case Studies
- Scientific Research
- Professional Posters
Acceptance notifications will be sent in November 2023.
- January 17, 2024 - Submission deadline for:
- Education Pop-Ups
Acceptance notifications will be sent in February 2024.
- Education Pop-Ups
- March 13, 2024 - Submission deadline for:
- Student Posters
- Student Presentations
Acceptance notifications will be sent in April 2024.
Questions?
Professional Development Courses
Contact Erin Breece; Program Director, Education; via email or 703-846-0749.
Education Sessions, Case Studies, Scientific Research, Professional Posters, Education Pop-Ups, Student Presentations, and Student Posters
Contact Diana Kane, CAE; Program Manager, Education; via email or 703-846-0753.
You can also check our Frequently Asked Questions page for answers to the questions we are asked most often.