Cornell Information Technology’s (CIT) Custom Development team is hosting DrupalCamp, Oct. 20, and members of the larger Drupal community are invited to submit session proposals.

Cornell DrupalCamp is open to the public, and CIT is seeking presenters to lead one-hour sessions on a variety of Drupal topics that bring together all kinds of people who comprise the Drupal community.

The audience for presentations includes: New to Drupal; Beginner; Intermediate; and Advanced.

This year session tracks include: Being Human; Coding; Content Management; DevOps; Drupal Showcase, Frontend; Hosting; Project Management; and Site Building. CIT welcomes submissions in all areas from individuals or teams who can share their Drupal experiences

Session presenters will receive free admission to the camp Oct. 20, with meals and snacks included. Presenter information will also appear on CIT’s conference app, CU Events, and the CIT website and social media. Travel assistance to presenters is not available.

Deadline for submissions is Sept. 1, 2017. Those with accepted sessions will be notified by Sept. 6, 2017.

Submit session proposals using the session proposal form.

Tech Training Spotlight  

Want to learn how to create and format multi-page publications such as newspapers, books, newsletters and brochures?  Would you like to be able to correct photos or create photographic special effects? Register now for an Adobe CC InDesign or Photoshop workshop scheduled for Sept. 14.

To receive training announcements, send an email with the subject: join to IT-Training-L-request@cornell.edu.

For a complete listing of technical training resources, see http://www.it.cornell.edu/training. Email questions to workshop-info@cornell.edu.