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Testing professionals at post-secondary institutions in Canada
Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) - Toronto
We invite you to attend the next Canadian Higher Education Testing Association (CHETA) conference being held at Toronto Metropolitan University, Toronto, Ontario
on June 22 & 23, 2023
We hope to see you there!
REGISTRATION & CONFERENCE FEES
Registration will begin in April 2023.
Conference fees:
1) Regular: $125
2) Late (in June): $150
Please note, CHETA members who are selected to present will have their registration fee waived.
Sponsorship
It is our pleasure to invite testing agencies and companies to participate as sponsors of the 2023 CHETA conference. We are offering one package for all sponsors that includes participation in the Exhibitors' Fair; facilitation of user group workshops; recognition on the website, in the program and at the conference; and two complimentary conference registrations.
Please note, if you would like to present at the conference you are welcome to do so. Preference will be given to those who co-present with CHETA members during the concurrent sessions being offered on June 22 & 23rd, but all submissions will be considered.
For more information and to register as a sponsor, please go to our sponsorship2023 webpage
Our Sponsors
Accommodations
Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) Housing
TMU offers guest accommodations in the spring and summer at the Daphne Cockwell Complex (two and four bedroom apartments available) and the International Living/Learning Centre( single rooms with private washroom available) .
Reservation Information for CHETA group rates will be announced shortly.
Nearby Hotels
TMU is located in the heart of downtown Toronto, surrounded by a vast array of hotels, including a Holiday Inn, Courtyard by Marriott, Marriott Downtown, and Double Tree by Hilton.
Keynote Presentation
Returning to Campus: Mental Health Considerations
Emily Anne Opala, Knowledge and Research Lead for the Centre for Innovation in Campus Mental Health will be presenting the keynote address focusing on Mental Health.
Abstract: A physical return to campus has finally become a reality almost three years into the COVID-19 pandemic. The process of planning a safe return has not been easy as our institutions continue to navigate the dynamic nature of the pandemic and the federal and provincial policies surrounding it. Planning a safe return to campus involves carefully considering the diverse needs of various students and staff members that this transition affects. This session will cover the potential mental health implications and considerations as we transition back to the physical campus.