January 06, 2025
Trine University will host its first conference for K-12 educators this summer.
Conference session proposals are being accepted now through Feb. 17.
Free conference
The Storm Into Summer conference will be held on Wednesday, June 4, at Trine University’s Angola campus.
There is no charge for the conference.
Storm Into Summer will offer educators the opportunity to collaborate and learn from each others’ successes. Session topics will include AI (Artificial Intelligence) and Innovation in Education; Educational Leadership; Literacy and the Science of Reading; STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics); Successful Practices in Teaching and Learning; and Universal Design for Learning/Accessibility.
“We’re so excited to provide this opportunity for educators to network, add new ideas and tools to their teaching toolbox, and to experience campus from the other side of the desk,” said Megan Tolin, DET, dean of the Franks School of Education. “We are looking forward to hosting this conference as a way to give back to the educators who give so much to students and the community.”
A light breakfast and lunch will be provided.
For more information, visit stormintosummer2025.sched.com. Registration will open in late February.
Accepting proposals
The conference is currently accepting session proposals from teachers and administrators with all levels of experience.
Sessions can be either 15-minute mini-lessons or 45-minute breakout sessions, and can be presented by individuals or teams. Topics can include new ideas or successful practices.
Those whose proposals are accepted will be informed by March 21.
For more information or to submit proposals, visit stormintosummer2025.sched.com. For questions or additional support, contact Dr. Megan Tolin at tolinm@trine.edu.
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