Skip to main content
Teaching for Learning

11th Annual Teaching for Learning (T4L) Conference Call for Proposals

Empowering Student Success in a Digital Age


February 25–26, 2027
Brigham Young University | Provo, Utah

Join us for the 11th Annual Teaching for Learning (T4L) Conference, hosted by Brigham Young University’s Center for Teaching & Learning.

Call for Proposals Now Open!


Submit your proposal by November 5, 2026.

Higher education is navigating a time of rapid change, creating new opportunities—and new questions—about how we help students learn, grow, and succeed.

This year’s theme, “Empowering Student Success in a Digital Age,” invites us to explore how we can thoughtfully respond to these changes while keeping students and their learning at the center of our work.

We invite educators, faculty developers, instructional designers, administrators, researchers, and others committed to teaching and learning to share their insights, research, innovations, and effective practices. Proposals related to the conference theme are especially encouraged, while submissions addressing other important issues in teaching and learning are also welcome.

Possible topics include, but are not limited to:

  • Using technology and AI to enhance teaching and learning
  • Designing inclusive and engaging learning experiences
  • Supporting student persistence, belonging, and achievement
  • Using assessment and other evidence to strengthen curricula and improve student outcomes
  • Program review practices that strengthen academic programs, curricula, and student outcomes
  • Preparing students for a changing academic and professional landscape

Session Types

  • Interactive/Workshop Sessions (50 minutes)
  • Research Presentations (20-25 minutes)
  • Roundtable Discussions (presented twice in a 50-minute session)
  • Poster Sessions

Whether you have an innovative practice to share, research findings to discuss, a challenge you'd like to explore with colleagues, or an idea that can help us better support student success, we'd love to hear from you.

Proposal Requirements

  • Presenter Information
  • Title
  • Brief Description for Conference Program (150 words maximum)
  • Session Outcomes (what will attendees be able to do after the session - limit 1-4)
  • Full Session Description (500 words maximum)
  • AI Statement (how was AI used in the creation of your proposal)

Proposal Limits: Participants can submit one proposal as first presenter and can be a co-presenter on up to one additional proposal.

Proposal deadline: November 5, 2026.
Decisions by: December 11, 2026.
Decisions communicated: Week of December 14-18.
Conference: February 25–26, 2027
Location: Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah

Proposal Form