2025 Call for Proposals
Applications are now CLOSED.
The Maine Dental Association (MDA) seeks to offer an Annual Convention which promotes the mission to support members in achieving excellence in dentistry. MDA is an approved provider of continuing education units that meet the American Dental Association Continuing Education Recognition Program (CERP) standards. Thank you to all of the individuals who have submitted a proposal. Proposals will be reviewed by the Maine Dental Association Continuing Education and Events Committee. The MDA will notify applicants of review results in January 2025.
Disclaimers
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Proposals will not be reviewed if the above items are not adhered to. Please identify each of the requested areas in your proposal. Do not submit a full speaker catalog for review, identify which session is being submitted for this specific event.
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Presentation style definitions:
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Lecture-theater or classroom style including AV placement.
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Hands-On-classroom style, each participant must have actual hands-on experience with equipment, supplies, etc. for more than 50% of the presentation.
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Workshop-classroom or theater style, the speaker demonstrates technique/procedure while attendees observe or receive a workbook to use throughout the presentation.
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The MDA assigns Continuing Education Credits are assigned by the MDA (unless otherwise noted) per CERP Regulations and the Maine Board of Dental Practice Rules. Eligible presentations receive one credit per hour (not including breaks). The speaker's resume, CV, and session information will be requested if selected to present at the convention for review and CE determination.
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The total number of lectures selected will not exceed (10) ten. MDA and the Continuing Education and Events Committee reserve the right to select fewer lectures or request proposals that meet an identified educational objective determined by the Committee.
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MDA will notify applicants of review results no later than January 10, 2025. After notification, additional information may be requested before any contract agreement is issued.