2025 Symposium and Conference Example Sessions
Planning for the Next Gen Student Today:
Future Proofing our Graduates and our Programs
Examples of potential session ideas (These are only suggestions and we welcome receiving a variety of session submissions):
- Human-Centered Online Program Design
- Redefining ROI for the Part-Time Student
- Student Success at Scale: Supporting working professionals through AI-powered coaching, community building, and just-in-time advising
- How Part-Time Programs Can Lead in Lifelong Learning
- The Core Curriculum: What Stays, What Goes, What Evolves
- Human Skills in a Digital Age: Teaching Empathy, Ethics, and Adaptability
- Designing Cohesive Student Experiences for Part-Time and Online Graduate Programs
- Scaling Experiential Learning in Online and Part-Time Programs
- Faculty Buy-In for Programmatic Change: What Works—and What Doesn’t
- Practical application of AI within curriculum and student experience
- The Employer Perspective: Are We Preparing Graduates for What’s Next?
- AI & Digital Transformation in Graduate Business Education
- Curriculum Innovation for Lifelong Learners
- Data-Driven Student Experience Design
- How can business schools empower future business leaders to navigate increasing risk and uncertainty?
- Recruiting and admissions challenges and success stories in recruiting the next gen student
- How do we make business education more accessible to a broader audience via changes in delivery and format?
- Developing Leadership for the modern organization
- How do we provide career coaching and support to meet the needs of students today and tomorrow?
- Program performance assessment and measurement
- Relationships and partnerships – Corporate and Alumni
- Developing your team/Professional development
- Do the jobs the students want really exist? How are you connecting the students desires for careers with the market’s needs.
- How to successfully enact change in your programs?
- How to position international students for success?
- Building community in part-time and online programs?
- What is the value proposition of GME today? In the future?
- Developing leadership and communication skills for our students
- Best practices in interdisciplinary curriculum and programs.
- Using technology effectively across program delivery modalities
- Improving student engagement
