[AISWorld] Register and submit a panel or workshop proposal: The AIS 10th Annual Student Leadership Conference, Philadelphia, April 13-19, 2019

[David Schuff]

The 10th Annual AIS Student Leadership Conference
April 11-13, 2019 | Temple University | Philadelphia, PA
http://sc.aisnet.org/conference2019

* REGISTRATION IS OPEN
* Submit your panel and workshop proposals by February 15, 2019

Please join us for the 10th Annual Association for Information Systems
Student Leadership Conference (SCLC) at Temple University in
Philadelphia. The conference organizers welcome students to
Philadelphia to exchange best practices, network with students from
around the world, and engage with industry experts on cutting-edge
topics. This is the best opportunity for your MIS students to join the
national community by engaging with students from other schools.

Highlights:

* Opening social event at the Camden Adventure Aquarium
* Student-led workshops and panels on the state of the art in student
leadership.
* Industry keynotes and panels
* Competition track finals in artificial intelligence, analytics,
blockchain, IoT, and system development

As the founding school for AIS student chapters and to celebrate the
10th anniversary of this conference, the first 15 schools to register
will have one hotel stay funded! To be eligible, register and book
your hotel by April 4, 2019; we will cover one room for 2 nights at
the conference hotel. We expect more than 200 students to attend this
year so please register ASAP.

Call for Panel and Workshop Proposals:

The theme of the conference is “Revolutionary Times, Revolutionary
Ideas.” The conference organizers welcome proposals for student-led
panels and workshops to be included as part of the conference program.
Topics include new models for organizing student chapters, student
leadership development, and tutorials on cutting-edge technologies.

**Due to multiple requests, the deadline for proposal submission has
been extended to February 15, 2019. More information can be found
under “Call for Proposals” on the conference website.**

To learn more about the conference, including a schedule and
competition track guidelines, visit
http://sc.aisnet.org/conference2019.

We look forward to seeing you in Philadelphia!

David

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David Schuff
Professor and Chair
Department of Management Information Systems
Fox School of Business, Temple University
David.Schuff at temple.edu, @dschuff, 215-204-3078
http://community.mis.temple.edu/dschuff