Key Dates
- June 15 - Submission Deadline
- Mid-July - Notification of Acceptance
- November 8-9 - RCC Roundtable 2024 at UC Berkeley
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at relationalcoord@brandeis.edu.
Submission Information
We invite submissions from multiple disciplines and methodologies. Presentations will be given in an interactive session or poster session with opportunities for discussion. We also encourage workshop proposals. We invite abstracts for completed or ongoing work on the following topics. You may also submit a set of 3 or 4 abstracts with a common theme to be presented together in the same session.
- Healthcare Networks. Strengthen networks within and across healthcare systems, community organizations, and public health to deliver high value care with attention to the needs of patients and the healthcare workforce.
- Digitally Enabled Ecosystems. Develop digitally enabled ecosystems to address challenges like climate change, pandemics, safe affordable healthcare, poverty and hunger.
- Resilient Communities. Build inclusive, equitable, vibrant and resilient communities.
- Higher Education. Strengthen relational coordination among faculty, students, families, staff, alums, donors, leaders, board members and other key stakeholders in the higher education ecosystem.
- Relating Across Differences. Strengthen relational coordination among people with diverse professional and social identities in order to see the whole together.
Abstract Specifications
Word limit: 500 words not including the title and author name(s).
Content: Abstract should provide a concise summary of your project, the context, your methods, and your key findings or learnings. For workshop proposals, please include a description of the interactive elements you plan to incorporate.
Presentation Formats
For each accepted abstract, presenter(s) will be notified of the designated presentation format:
Regular session: 15- to 20-minute oral presentation with group discussion
Poster: 3-minute oral presentation followed by small group discussion
Workshop: 60- to 75-minute interactive session