National Guardianship Association

Presenter's Name*

Presenter's Email*

Role/Title*

Agency/Business/Organization Name*

Description of the Case*

Please give a brief description of the case study including ultimate outcomes (e.g. high profile case, significant victim impacts, media exposure, or legislative attention, etc.).

Have you presented this session at another national and/or state conference before?*

Yes
No

If yes, please provide information regarding the conference(s): Dates, hosting organizations, locations, etc.

Are you an alumnus of NIT Class 001 (Dallas, 2022), Class 002 (Orlando, 2024), or Class 003 (Oklahoma City, 2025)?

Yes
No

Are you planning to register to attend the NIT Class 004 in Washington, DC?

Yes
No
Unsure

Are you planning to register for the National Conference on Guardianship (NGA's main conference)? Note: You can’t register for both the NIT and the main conference.

Yes
No
Unsure

Describe your professional role:

To qualify sessions for continuing education credit, presentations, including PowerPoints, must be received by NGA by July 30. Do you agree to submit materials by this deadline?

Yes
No

What qualifies you to be a NIT instructor? (education, training, experience with guardianship investigation, etc.)

We are looking for story-worthy and interesting case studies. As you are presenting your case study of investigating, auditing, monitoring, or reviewing, you’ll share the red flags, steps or processes, outcomes, and lessons learned. Additionally, you will be asked to incorporate some of the following NIT learning objectives. Which will apply to your case study? Select all that apply.

National Investigator Training Call for Presentations

National Investigator Training Call for Presentations