For Presenters

BEFORE YOU PRESENT ON SSD: 
                                       

(1) If you already have a presentation scheduled, then please go to--and print out--"Presenter Instructions" and the "Session Attendance Sheet." (If you would like your own attendees to hand you an evaluation of your own session, there is also a "Student Evaluation Sheet."  This sheet is not needed by SSD.)
              

(2) If you need to see your session's description/time of day, please go "Schedules" (only available several days before SSD).   Your room number will not be assigned until a few days before SSD, at which time a final schedule with room numbers will be emailed to you.  If you need another copy of this schedule, please pick one up on SSD at registration in the main entrance to Heritage Hall.
                 

(3) If you are using a computer lab with a number of computers in it, please get a key fob for computer labs ahead of time.  All other rooms--including "smart" and regular rooms--should be open ahead of time for you.  (If they are not, please see the administrative assistant in that building or, if she is out, check with Registration in the HH lobby.)  For more information about this, see "Locking/Unlocking Rooms" in the above printouts.  
              

(4) If you have technology questions, please see "A/V & Computer Needs" here in the right-hand column--or additional details on the sheets you print out.

NEW PRESENTATIONS: The SSD Committee welcomes all faculty, staff, and students to consider making a presentation.  If you are preparing a presentation, you may propose it simply as an idea or with a title and description.  To see past titles and descriptions, see an example of a past SSD schedule.  Generally, the more interesting titles tend to draw the greater number of attendees. 
   
Email your questions--or your (1) session title, (2) 20-50 w. description (no longer), (3) preferred time(s), and (4) the type and size of room (regular room, smart room, computer lab, and/or other needs)--to the SSD coordinator.  Generally, the more interesting titles tend to draw the greater number of attendees.  Fall SSD emphasizes the basics of succeeding in school, whether academic or personal.  Spring SSD emphasizes disciplines, careers, and professional life.  However, all subjects are possible and appropriate at all times if students find them interesting and useful.