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Early Bird Price (through May 31): $75 ($40 for a single day)

Regular Price (through July 28): $90 ($50 for a single day)

Conference registrations include all keynotes, sessions, regional meetings, and the red carpet event.

Red carpet event only: $10

William Jewell College
500 College Hill
Liberty, MO 64068

Opening Session

State of MOSEF
Amy Harris • Hart Career Center • MOSEF Executive Director

Breakout Sessions

We talkin’ bout practice, not a game, we talkin’ bout practice.
Robert Cruz • St. Louis Community College
Generic and adaptive esports practice routines for new coaches.

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Elizabeth Hancock • Warrenton High School • MOSEF Board of Directors
Do you find your head spinning with new information? Do you have questions that haven't been answered? Do you have questions about what questions you should have? Come here to talk through all those esports thoughts swirling through your head. Worried that when you leave the conference you won't know how to find information? We'll also do a quick run through of our website, MOSEF Discord, and contact information.

Soft Skill Development Through Esports
Amy Harris • Hart Career Center • MOSEF Executive Director
From the outside, gamer stereotypes don't bring to mind a picture of career-ready behaviors and habits. But on the inside, participating on an esports team hits all of the major soft skills employers are looking for! This session will explain how, and offer activities and practices to reinforce development.

Do What You Love: Careers in the Gaming and Esports Industries
Josh Whetherholt • Esports in Education Advisor, CDW•G
Esports provide students opportunities to go beyond the game by developing skills that can be applied in the professional world, and by learning about careers they’ll be passionate about for a lifetime. From creating the virtual world, to building the physical world and more, join us to learn about professions in the exciting world of esports and the gaming industry.

and more to come!

Workshop Sessions
(bring your own device)

OBS Add-on to Up Your Production
Kevin Clevenger • Blue Springs High School • MOSEF Board of Directors
Learn about Esports Dashboard, BARL and Ultimate Streaming to up your teams stream quality and how to use them within OBS to show scoreboards, map pools, instant replays, and more.

Okay... But How Do I Actually Play?
Amy Harris • Hart Career Center • MOSEF Executive Director
Not sure how to get to a lobby or where to put your score? Join us for the 101 on participating in all MOSEF games!

Organize Your Organization: Tips and Tricks for Managing an Esports Program featuring Google Suite
Lindsey Neal • Fox Senior High School • MOSEF Board of Directors
Is the administrative and logistical side of coaching bogging you down? No one told you that being a head coach for esports means also being a general manager? Get organized and learn Google Suite tips and tricks for managing your teams. All attendees will walk away with specific templates to support your work. Bring your laptop or device!

Afternoon Panel

Featured Student Panel
Blue Springs High School 2023 Overwatch team • Documentary Stars

Red Carpet Evening Event

World Premiere of Game On
Featuring the Blue Springs High School 2023 Overwatch team
Produced and Directed by Connor Alne

Opening Keynote

Crossing the Rift - Using the Games we Play to Teach what Matters
Justin Matheson

Justin Matheson is an educator, learning strategist, and game-based learning consultant with over a decade of experience helping learners and institutions rethink the classroom. As the founder of the SPARK Lab—an innovative game-based learning lab housed in a post-secondary institution—Justin has developed and delivered immersive learning experiences using commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) games like Portal 2, Overcooked 2, and Rocket League to teach essential skills such as communication, collaboration, and critical thinking.

His work has impacted hundreds of students across multiple disciplines, and he regularly consults with educators and organizations looking to integrate game-based learning into their training, curriculum, and outreach initiatives. At the intersection of education, play, and performance, Justin’s method is as pragmatic as it is playful—helping institutions and businesses unlock the full potential of modern learners through the games they already love.

Breakout Sessions

A Peek Into Neurodiversity and Gaming
Chelsea Arnett • Confluence Preparatory Academy
Lindsey Neal • Fox Senior High School • MOSEF Board of Directors
Explore the world of neurodiverse students and learn ways to invite them into esports. 

How do I handle this? Collaborative Coaching
Curtis Graham • Maplewood Richmond Heights • MOSEF Board of Directors
The session will present participants with a number of scenarios and ask the participants to come up with some ways to handle the situation.  Situations will cover intersquad conflict, concerns for students, grades, commitment, etc...

Camping for the Indoor Crowd
Amy Harris • Hart Career Center • MOSEF Executive Director
We'll go over esports camp activities for elementary and middle school, including age-appropriate gaming, career conversations, health awareness... and maybe even touching grass.

How To Get Your Players Recruited
Adrienne McIntire • Midland University
A forum for high school coaches to learn how to help their students get recruited. This will include information like:

• Questions to ask college reps

• How to market your team

• How to get and keep colleges invested in your team

Questions will be taken prior to and during the session.

and more to come!

Closing Keynote

Announcement coming soon!

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