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REGISTRATION

Register now for TIP Northwest 2027
We’re excited to welcome you to the 2027 TIP Northwest Annual Meeting on February 26, 2027, at Highline College!

Registration is now available. Different registration rates are available depending on participant type, with discounted early-bird registration available until [DATE].

For information about the conference location, check out our Location 

If you’re looking for accommodation close to the conference area, check out the the hotel where the TIP Northwest committee will be staying.

REGISTRATION

Register now for TIP Northwest 2027
We’re excited to welcome you to the 2027 TIP Northwest Annual Meeting on February 26, 2027, at Highline College!

Registration is now available. Different registration rates are available depending on participant type, with discounted early-bird registration available until [DATE].

For information about the conference location, check out our Location 

If you’re looking for accommodation close to the conference area, check out the the hotel where the TIP Northwest committee will be staying.

Submit A Proposal

TIP Northwest 2027 Priority Submission Deadline:

December 15, 2026

TIP Northwest encourages applications from colleagues who are from underrepresented groups and have diverse backgrounds and experiences.

We especially welcome submissions from our High School teaching colleagues.

We will start reviewing proposals on December 15, 2026, but will continue to accept submissions as space permits until January 15, 2027.

"Bring Your Best" (BYoB)
Pedagogical Demonstrations

We are accepting up to 10 proposals for pedagogical demonstrations. Submissions should demonstrate an activity, a method of assessment, or a teaching idea you find effective in your classroom.

For teaching demonstrations, you should treat the audience as your students and have them engage the same way you would your students.
 
Presentations can use PowerPoint slides, but should be a maximum of 10 slides and no longer than 10 minutes. 
Submit a Proposal for 2027

Use the form below to submit a proposal for one of our BYoB sessions. You’ll need to include the following information on the form.

  1. Name and Institution

  2. A title AND a 200-400 word abstract that explains your presentation. 

  3. An acknowledgment that you will stay within the guidelines of the presentation (i.e., 10 slides, 10 minutes)

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PSYCH In Action Poster Showcase

The TIP Northwest PSYCH in Action Poster Showcase gives undergraduate and graduate students an opportunity to share psychology-related and scholarly projects with conference attendees. The session is intended to provide a welcoming, supportive introduction to presenting academic work at a professional conference.

Students may submit proposals based on completed projects or work in progress. Our ethos is showcasing student work, and we will consider submissions that are not included below.

Example topics include:
  • Classroom projects 

  • Reviews or syntheses of psychological research

  • Applied, community-based, or service learning

  • Interdisciplinary projects with a clear connection to psychology

  • Replications or extensions of previous research

  • Original empirical research

    • e.g., Honours theses, independent research/ directed studies project, or research assistant projects

Graduate students may also want to present on the following topics:
  • Scholarship of teaching and learning projects e.g., teaching demos, teaching tips 

  • Research on teaching, learning, assessment, or student engagement

  • Innovative instructional approaches, tips, demos, activities,

  • Empirical research in any area covered in Introductory psychology

Submit a Proposal for 2027

Use the form below to submit a proposal for PSYCH in Action Showcase. You’ll need to include the following information on the form.

  1. Name and Institution

  2. List of (any) co-authors, faculty supervisor(s)

  3. A title AND a 300-500 word abstract that explains your presentation. For detailed information on how to prepare your proposal, see our PSYCH in Action Poster Guidelines

  4. A choice of two submission 'tags'

Accepted proposal will prepare a visual poster summarizing their projects. For further information, check out our poster specification document.  

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