Submission Guidelines
We are now accepting submissions for Posters and Research and Practice Highlights. Please review the abstract formatting guidelines before submitting. Improperly formatted abstracts will not be accepted.
Please read the description below and click the blue boxes for online submission forms.
Poster Session Abstracts
We are no long accepting Poster Abstract submissions.*
Poster sessions will be held on the evenings of Sunday, July 13, 2025, and Monday, July 14, 2025. Poster session participants will be assigned a 4x4-foot vertical space to display a professionally formatted and printed poster highlighting recent work. We also ask that participants prepare a PDF version of their poster, which will be shared digitally throughout the event and online. At least one author must be available to present their poster in person on the evening that they are assigned.
Abstracts for accepted poster submissions will be published online. Please check back soon as accepted poster abstracts will be available on this page before the Workshop.
*If you work for an agency or organization that is undergoing a transition and you need more time to submit, please email us at hazards.workshop@colorado.edu.
Research and Practice Highlights
Do you have something new that you want to share with members of the hazards and disaster community? Research and Practice Highlights are all about shining a bright light on new projects, programs, initiatives, local/state/national policies, and noteworthy publications.
Highlights are brief descriptions of your work or current projects. They are not for presenting at the Workshop, but rather, they will be posted online for attendees to read. This outlet allows all participants the opportunity to share what they are doing and to maximize networking potential.
Research and Practice Highlights must be received by June 6, 2025.
Submit a Research and Practice Highlight Here
You should receive an email confirmation that your submission was received. If you do not recieve a confirmation email, please email hazards.workshop@colorado.edu
Questions?
For questions regarding posters or research and practice highlights, please email the NHC team at: hazards.workshop@colorado.edu.