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Call for Symposium Proposals
Rocky Mountain University’s 38th Annual Electroneuromyographic Symposium
Powered by The EMG Solutions Institute (TESI)
TESI and RMU issue a Call for Symposium Presentation Proposals
Proposal submission deadline: Friday, October 15, 2026, 11:59 p.m. PT
Please complete and submit the Symposium Proposal Submission Form below. The selection committee from Rocky Mountain University / The EMG Solutions Institute will review all submissions using a blinded process based on content quality and current practice relevance. If you have any questions during the submission process, please reach out directly to T.Michael Dougherty at tmichael.dougherty@emgsolutions.com.
Presenter time allotments
- Presentation time is 40 minutes total – 35 minutes for presentation and 5 minutes for Q & A.
Symposium proposal submissions must contain
- Title (15 words maximum)
- Presentation description (200 words maximum)
- Presentation learning objectives (four (4) maximum)
- Two test questions and answers
- Bibliographic references
- Minimum of five to seven, current
- No more than seven years old (2019 and later)
- Content outline
- Differential diagnosis content (express in minutes)
- Speaker(s) information
- Name, degrees/credentials, institution, city, state, and speaking experience
- Speaker biographical information
- Keywords
- Recommended content level
- Basic, intermediate, advanced
- Conflict of interest disclosure
- Presenter Release
Important things to remember when submitting your proposal
- Speaker information will appear as submitted in all Rocky Mountain University & The EMG Solutions Institute (TESI) publications.
- Contact co-presenters (if applicable) to ensure the accuracy of their information before finalizing your submission.
- Selection of proposals will be based on a foundation in evidence, clarity of the proposal, probable interest to participants, fiscal feasibility, and time constraints.
- Proposals should be devoid of any promotional content.
- Presentations will be recorded. Presenters will be given a form to agree to have their presentation recorded.
- Recordings may be turned into a self-paced asynchronous course where the presenters will be additionally compensated based upon the RMU/TESI continuing education program.
- Presenters accepted for the 2027 RMU Symposium will be required to submit a final abstract (per abstract guidelines) and a complete PowerPoint presentation to Laurel Webster at laurel.webster@emgsolutions.com no later than January 29, 2027.
- Presenters accepted for the 2027 RMU Symposium will be required to sign a contract with RMU/TESI.
- Presenters selected for the 2027 RMU Symposium will be responsible for making their own travel and lodging arrangements. A stipend of $1,300 will be provided for each presentation (not per presenter) to help offset associated expenses. Additionally, course registration fees will be waived for presenters.
- Presenters must use RMU ppt templates for their presentations, provided upon acceptance of their proposal.