SREcon22 Americas Instructions for Presenters

Welcome to all SREcon22 Americas speakers! We're so glad that you'll be joining us in San Francisco, CA, USA.

Contact

If you have questions, please contact conference@usenix.org or your Program Co-Chairs, Mohit Suley and Heidi Waterhouse, srecon22americas_chairs@usenix.org.

To-Do List

  1. Sign your Consent to Publish form.
    USENIX requires a signed consent form from all presenters, which allows us to publish the audio, slides, and/or video of your talk. USENIX makes these freely available to the public as part of our commitment to open access. Please review and e-sign the SREcon22 Americas Consent Form for Talks and Panels.
  2. Register for the conference.
    The USENIX Conference Department will contact you with instructions for registering online. More information about our health and safety plan is available on the Coronavirus/COVID-19 and USENIX Conferences page.
  3. Get your visa.
    If you live abroad and need an invitation letter to apply for a visa to attend the conference, please contact conference@usenix.org as soon as possible. Visa applications can take at least 30 working days to process. Please identify yourself as a presenter, and include your full postal address in your email.
  4. Read the USENIX Code of Conduct.
    Please ensure your talk follows the guidelines outlined in the USENIX Code of Conduct.
  5. Prepare your slide deck.
    Slides should be set up for a 16:9 aspect ratio.
  6. Use of Images, Audio, and Video in your Materials.
    It is very important that you secure permission to use copyright-protected materials in your slide deck, video, or other materials used at a conference or submitted for publication. Even when an item has a Creative Commons license, you must read and comply with the terms of the license.

    USENIX receives copyright infringement notices from time to time, resulting from authors or speakers using copyright-protected materials without proper licensing or attribution. When this happens, we have to unpublish the work in question until/unless the issue is resolved. Licensing fees may be incurred, even when the work is unpublished, and USENIX will bill the author or speaker for any costs incurred. When possible, USENIX will refer the complainant directly to the author or speaker, who will be solely responsible for resolving the complaint.
  7. A/V and Technical Setup.
    USENIX provides a projection screen and projector, plus the following:
    • 1 wireless microphone
    • Cables and extension cords: HDMI and VGA are provided for connecting your laptop to the projection system. Please check your device ahead of time and bring any special adapters you might need, including for Mini-Displayport or USB-C.
    • Laptops are not provided
  8. Email your slides (after the conference).
    In order to make your talk available on the program web page immediately after the conference, please email a PDF of your slides to slides@usenix.org as soon as possible after your presentation.
  9. Promote Yourself and the Event on Social Media!

    Please help us promote the conference on social media with the #SREcon hashtag. Our attendees come from around the world to learn from you, so here's your chance to get people excited about your session. We've posted some graphics below which you're welcome to use.

    Suggested Tweets

    I'm speaking at #SREcon in San Francisco, March 14–16, 2022. Join me! http://bit.ly/srecon22americas

    Join me at #SREcon in San Francisco, March 14–16, 2022! http://bit.ly/srecon22americas

    Graphics

    Feel free to use the banners below to promote your session at SREcon22 Americas. Contact communications@usenix.org if you need a different size.

    I'm Speaking

    I'm Speaking at SREcon22 Americas button

    Size: 600x600 pixels

    Join Me

    Join Me at SREcon22 Americas button

    Size: 600x600 pixels