Proposal Reviewer Application Overview
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Thank you for your interest in applying to serve as an NAEYC Proposal Reviewer. Proposal reviewers read through and assess proposals for the NAEYC Annual Conference held in November. This is an important process that helps ensure high-quality content at NAEYC’s professional events.
To apply: Please read the information below about the proposal review process and expectations for reviewers. On the following pages, you will be asked to provide individual contact and demographic information as well as confirm your willingness and ability to meet the expectations for this role. You will also be asked to attach a resume (in Word or PDF format).
Anyone who is selected to serve as a peer reviewer and successfully completes the review of proposals by the deadline(s) communicated will receive one non-transferable, complimentary registration for the event.
Application Deadline: Open-Ended
Eligibility and Selection Process
Any NAEYC member may apply to be a proposal reviewer. Applications are reviewed for relevant knowledge, experience, and background in conjunction with the knowledge, skills, and backgrounds represented by the current pool of NAEYC proposal reviewers. Regular access to a computer is required because all review work is completed online, and communications primarily take place via email.
Expectations for Annual Conference Proposal Reviewers
- Complete an online review of proposals (approximately 50) for topic track(s) within a reviewer’s area of expertise.
- Select a designated number of proposals to recommend for inclusion in the program.
- For the majority of tracks, collaborate with a fellow peer reviewer during the recommendation process.
- From start to finish, the Annual Conference review process usually falls from late February through the end of March.