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Principal performers/presenters must be members of NATS in good standing at the time of the application
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Registration Deadline - June 10, 2020 - 6:00pm
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Abstract: All proposal abstracts should include a statement describing why the presentation will be of interest to Texoma NATS members and students.
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Proposal: For each of the following presentation formats, successful proposals ought to include the following as the supporting materials:
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Lecture: a well-organized outline of the lecture; demonstrating evidence of the presenters' expertise on the lecture’s topic
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Some examples of evidence of expertise:
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History of training, education, research and/or creative activities on the subject matter (e.g., “I studied Russian diction with _______, and I spent one semester of research leave in St. Petersburg)
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Evidence of funding, grants, and/or commissioning on related projects.
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Presenters should not provide information that reveals their identity
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Lecture Recital: a well-organized outline of the lecture; a full program listing; recent recordings of 5-10 minutes of presenter(s) singing selections from the proposed program
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Recital: a full program listing; recent recordings of 10-15 minutes of presenter(s) singing selections from the proposed program
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Mini-session: Any of the above types of sessions, but deliverable in 12 minutes
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Poster Presentation: An abstract should be included that does not exceed 500 words in length, including a demonstration of the presenter’s expertise on the lecture’s topic (without revealing the applicant's identity)
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Supporting material files:
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No video files: only audio mp3 files (because only mp3 can be played on every device and computers regardless of OS).
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10 mb maximum.
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Self-filter any signs of identity within the recording: erasing the names within the recording (but labeled clearly).
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Presentations should be no more than 50 minutes in duration and there will be no intermission.
