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Calling all Dance Educators!

Applications for 2026 Now Open: Deadline to Submit 1/312026

 

Following the theme of our 2026 National Conference, NDEO is seeking webinar proposals that speak to honoring the Synergy in Dance Education and we can use creativity, cooperation, and collaboration to unite and progress the field. Share your visions, successes, challenges, and works in progress. You may consider the following questions when submitting your proposal.

 

  • What does it look like for those in different dance environments (studios, K-12 school dance programs, university dance departments, community centers, etc.) to work together for the benefit of their students and the community? 
  • How does a unified approach among dance educators enhance public perception of dance education? 
  • How can we turn multiple dance offerings in our area into an opportunity to build momentum and enthusiasm for dance education as a whole, rather than a threat to individual programs? 
  • What successes have you seen as you’ve worked to advocate with fellow dance educators? 
  • What have you learned from dance educators in other sectors that has been transformational to your teaching?
  • How have your connections with fellow dance educators allowed you to create more inclusive dance spaces? 
  • How have you worked to include dancers with disabilities in your classes? How do you accommodate various disabilities while creating a sense of synergy among students and in choreography?
  • How has teaching across multiple sectors strengthened your teaching? 
  • How do we instill a spirit of collaboration, rather than competition, between dance studios in the same community?
  • What benefits have your dancers gained from experiencing teachers and genres outside your standard curriculum? 
  • When is it best to invite in a guest artist, rather than working to gain our own understanding of a new genre? 
  • How have guest artists, teaching exchanges, and time spent outside your sector, genre, and teaching environment strengthened your teaching? 
  • What creative solutions have you found to integrate dancers across various age and skill levels in collaborative projects with other dance programs?

Webinar Submission Guidelines

The primary audience for these webinars is Dance Educators!

Please use the following criteria to help guide you through your submission:

  • All submitting presenters must be current NDEO members at time of submission and presentation however, you may include non-member presenters on your submission
  • Presentations should be between 60-90 Minutes in length
  • A maximum of one submission per person, per year will be accepted to allow for more member voices to be heard
  • Webinars should not have been previously published on any national platform
  • Webinars directly advertising a program, service, or product will not be considered. Programs, services, or products may be mentioned within the piece when relevant, but the primary focus of the webinar must be sharing knowledge and information with the dance education community.
  • NDEO does not endorse any program, service, or product mentioned in webinars.
  • All presenters must be available to meet with an NDEO staff member via Zoom prior to the webinar to plan the session flow

NDEO Webinar Presenters are eligible for compensation. A webinar with only one presenter will receive $150, while a webinar with more than one presenter will receive between $200-300, at the determination of NDEO. Panelists decide how to split the joint payment and are paid individually by NDEO.

Submissions will be reviewed and considered for presentation by NDEO staff. You will be contacted about scheduling within 2-3 weeks of submission. 

Revisions may be recommended, and submission may be accepted only if these recommended changes are made. NDEO reserves the right to deny scheduling of webinars for any reason.

Please email kschultz@ndeo.org with any questions! 

Submit Your Webinar

Please fill out this form in its entirety to be considered for the program. You will need to submit a brief description of the presentation you are proposing to help NDEO determine what the content of the webinar will entail. You must be an NDEO member to submit a webinar proposal.

Application Questions:

  1. Title of Proposed Webinar

  2. 150 Word Bio

  3. Detailed Description of the Proposed Webinar

  4. Who is the intended audience for this webinar?

    1. K-12

    2. Private Dance Studio

    3. Higher Education

    4. Early Childhood

    5. Dance and Disability

    6. Performing Arts Organizations

    7. Teaching Artists

  5. Which of the following best describes the theme of the proposed webinar?

    1. Pedagogy

    2. Somatics

    3. Advocacy and Policy

    4. Dance History

    5. Dance and Equity 

    6. Leadership and Administration

    7. Neuroscience

    8. Research

    9. Standards and Assessment

    10. Technology in Dance Education

    11. Dance and Disability

    12. Other (please explain)

  6. How will the information presented in the webinar benefit NDEO members?

  7. Will you be presenting this webinar with additional panelists?

  8. If yes, please list the name(s) of any additional panelists and their member status

  9. Please indicate your scheduling preference(s) (i.e May 15, 2025 at 7:30 pm). You may include multiple options for consideration.