Pre-Organized Panel Calls for PapersA Pre-Organized Panel consists of three- or four-paper presentations coordinated by an organizer based on a unifying subject, which may or may not be related to the convention theme. While not required, should the organizer be so inclined, a Pre-Organized Panel with three papers may include a respondent. The organizer also has the option to include a paper of his/her own on the panel. Individual proposals to a Pre-Organized Panel are due to the organizer by his/her imposed deadline but no later than April 25 (please see the calls for papers below for more information). After soliciting, reviewing, and selecting individual proposals, all organizers must submit a Pre-Organized-Panel proposal to the MMLA by May 01. The following materials are required for consideration:
For a helpful resource that breaks down the primary components of a strong abstract, visit Karen Kelsky's "How to Write a Paper or Conference Proposal Abstract" page on her website, The Professor is In. Language Teaching in the Age of AI
This panel invites language instructors to reflect on the ways in which the advent of Artificial Intelligence has impacted their teaching, share strategies and/or resources they have adopted to tap into the possibilities afforded by AI, and to discuss the triumphs and difficulties they have encountered as a result. Please email a paper title and an abstract of approximately 250 words to Tara Foster, [email protected], by April 25, 2026. |