Conference Date: February 3-4, 2022
Submission Deadline: August 30, 2021
The National Cross-Cultural Counseling and Education Conference for Research, Action, and Change serves as a professional diversity platform. Each year, clinicians, educators, higher education professionals, change agents, and students gather for two days of critical interactions and community around topics of oppression, identity, society, and social action. The conference’s renowned William Cross Jr. Lecture Series invites participants to deeply explore the topic of identity. With an emphasis on skill-building, attendees leave the conference with practical, actionable strategies that embrace anti-oppressive perspectives.
For more information regarding this year's conference, please visit the conference website.
Click Here to Submit a Proposal
Presenters for the National Cross-Cultural Counseling for Education Conference for Research, Action, and Change are encouraged to submit your presentation materials by e-mail to digitalcommons@georgiasouthern.edu and they will post within three business days.
Why Submit Your Presentation? More exposure for your work! Presentations are searchable through Google, and you will receive reports showing how many people have downloaded your presentation. You can also apply a Creative Commons License to your presentation, which controls how people can use your presentation materials.
What can you upload? PowerPoint Slides, papers, handouts, video, audio, and any other documents you used during your presentation.
Need Help? Email for help on submitting proposals and presentations. If you have questions about the conference (e.g. registration), please visit the Conference Homepage for further information including contact numbers and emails.
Additional Instructions for Screen Reader Users
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