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Poster & Networking Session

at the National PBIS Leadership Forum

Poster presentations provide a fun and informal opportunity for implementers and their partners to share details and lessons learned while implementing PBIS in their agency,  school, district, or state and generate interactive discussion on creating positive school cultures. Poster presentations may address a range of topics along the schoolwide PBIS continuum, illustrating Universal, Tier 2 and Tier 3 systems, data, and practices, including outcomes, variations, experiences, and successes/challenges and are designed to promote informal interaction such as one-on-one or small group discussions between the presenters and participants.

Call for Posters

DUE DATE EXTENDED: 7 - 17 - 2026

We are inviting submissions from PBIS Implementers and their partners to share their research and/or best practices through an informative and engaging Poster Presentation at the National PBIS Leadership Forum.

Poster presentations provide a fun and informal opportunity for implementers and their partners to share details and lessons learned while implementing PBIS in their agency, school, district, or state and generate interactive discussion on creating positive school cultures. Poster presentations may address a range of topics along the schoolwide PBIS continuum, illustrating Universal, Tier 2 and Tier 3 systems, data, and practices, including outcomes, variations, experiences, and successes / challenges and are designed to promote informal interaction such as one-on-one or small group discussions between the presenters and participants.

One Presenter per Poster receives a 25% savings on Registration Costs!

The poster presentation will be held from 5:30 to 7:00 pm CT on October 22nd at the Hyatt Regency O'Hare.

    • Describe specific implementation procedures and practices used in your state/district. 

    • Be sure to provide data documenting implementation, impact, and/or outcomes.

    • Include information on system features and research/literature base.

    • Plan to have at least one poster presenter available for the full 1.5 hour session.

  • Review: All poster proposals will be reviewed for quality, as well as fit with the participants of the PBIS Leadership Forum. Preference will be given to posters that:

    1. emphasize strategies, processes, and outcomes that relate to enhancing systems-level implementation of schoolwide PBIS at Universal, Tier 2 and/or Tier 3, 

    2. include implementation and outcome data, and/or 

    3. may be reviewed and selected based on the implementation & sustainability information provided by the applicant(s).


    Notification: Proposals submitted by May 29th will be notified by early/mid June. One (1) presenter for each poster can utilize the registration savings. Information on how to register with a poster presenter discount will be provided at that time.

  • What to Expect: This informal presentation format allows participants to engage in one-on-one or small group discussions with presenters. Expect at least 500 people in attendance, and many will ask you questions and request additional information. 

     

    Preparing Your Poster: We provide a 36" x 48" presentation board for each poster. Your poster itself should include the title of your presentation in large letters (e.g., at least 1 inch tall or 72 point), your name and affiliation, an abstract of your topic, your data or information (including charts, tables and graphs), and a summary or conclusion.

     

    Tips on Creating Effective Poster Presentations 

    • Catch their Attention: Use a clear and appealing title or header that captures the main idea of your poster.

    • Identify Yourself: Remember to indicate who you are, your credentials, and where you’re from.

    • Keep it Simple: Poster materials should be bullets of information that excite, engage, summarize, dramatize.

    • Use Graphics: Use graphs, charts, tables, pictures, and color text instead of plain text to illustrate key points.

    • White Space: Leave plenty of room to rest the eyes.

    • Stand Back: Everything on your poster should be legible from three feet away.

     

    Additional Resources; Poster presentation templates are available for download free of charge at the following websites:

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