Call for Session Proposals

When: November 2, 3, 4 2022
Where: Cragun’s Conference Center, Brainerd, MN
Proposal deadline: Friday, July 1, 2022

The Minnesota School Behavioral Health Conference is in its 6th year, bringing together collaborating partners and providers to build a school behavioral health framework of practice. Attendees include schools, community mental health providers, advocates, consumers, policy makers, Tribal Nations, and state government. Attendees come to network and learn about latest developments and best practices related to supporting students with behavioral health disorders.

This year’s theme is Reshaping through Resiliency: School-based Behavioral Health in Minnesota.

This conference seeks to offer attendees purposeful tools and techniques to implement and produce a positive impact on mental wellness. Conference organizers are particularly interested in sessions that address:

What best practices or promising practices do you use to enhance student achievement?
What can we do to put evidence based practices into action?
What resources can we utilize to empower all individuals to use data to determine the best outcomes for our youth?
What does the research tell us, is best practice for student success?
What best practices are being utilized to advance equity and reduce disparities?
What are the best practice techniques for supporting our youth and family members?

Thank you for considering submitting a proposal for the 2022 Minnesota School Behavioral Health Conference.

Please be reminded of the following:

You may submit more than one proposal for the event.
Submit a separate form for each topic or session proposed.
Complete and submit all required (*) areas of the form below.
Proposals are being accepted through Friday, July 1, 2022

The conference planning team is seeking proposals for presentations that are 1 hour, 2 hour and/or 3 hours in length. Attached is a word document detailing the information being requested.

When you are ready to submit your proposal, do so electronically through the 2022 School Behavioral Health Conference Call for Proposals submission page.