Conference program

How it is used

Used before and during academic events to plan attendance, check presentation times, and locate panels, keynotes, or poster sessions.

Example sentences

1. I checked the conference program twice because our panel had been moved from Friday morning to Thursday afternoon.

   Here, conference program means the event schedule that participants rely on to track changes in timing and session placement.

2. The printed conference program listed room numbers, but the mobile app showed a last-minute venue change for the keynote.

   In this sentence, the term refers to the published source of logistical information for navigating the conference.

Common collocations

• conference program committee
• final conference program
• program schedule

Related terms

• conferenceA formal meeting, often lasting several days, where researchers present their work, listen to talks and discuss ideas with others in their field.
• call for papersAn announcement inviting researchers to submit abstracts or papers for a conference, a journal special issue or an edited book, usually with topics and a deadline.

More terms: Conferences and Presentations

• keynote
• Q&A
• poster session
• proceedings
• present
• panel
• session chair
• workshop
• conference abstract
• conference paper