TQR 16th Annual Conference
Nova Southeastern University – Carl DeSantis Building

Theme: Co-Creating Our Impact: Invitations to Change
In-Person: March 5-6, 2025
Online: March 27-28, 2025

Registration is Now Open!
Call for Submissions CLOSED

Conference (In-Person vs. Online)

We are pleased to announce that the TQR2025 conference will be held in-person on March 5–6, 2025, at Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA, and online on March 27–28, 2025.

You are welcome to submit proposals for both the in-person and online conferences. However, please ensure that each proposed presentation is substantially different from the others. If your presentations are accepted for both events, and you present at the in-person conference, we will waive your presentation fee for the online event.

We invite you to submit your presentation ideas and join us for TQR2025! Submissions will open in April, and additional details will be shared on the conference website in the coming weeks.

For questions or comments, please feel free to reach out to us via email at tqr@nova.edu, post on our Facebook page, or connect with us on Twitter.

We look forward to your participation!

 

Conference Theme

Co-Creating Our Impact: Invitations to Change

As a field and a profession, are we overly focused on how we impact our colleagues via their citations in their published works of our published works? Such an outcome is important as we see our research has helped others in academia learn from our work, but have we become too fixated on only influencing scholars like us? More importantly, do we care how our work makes a difference (if at all) in the worlds where we conducted our research outside academia?

 

Learn More About the Conference Theme

Keynote Speakers

Laura L. Lemon, Ph.D.

Gail Simon, Ph.D.

Conference Sponsors

The TQR Annual conference is sponsored and co-hosted by Nova Southeastern University (NSU), MAXQDA and Quirkos, and NVivo. 

 

 

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Nova Southeastern University

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Call for Proposals