Each fall the Association hosts an annual conference for members to exchange ideas, connect with peers, and attend presentations on topics related to pre-college students and program development. The Association advisory board also hosts an annual business meeting at the conference.
After careful consideration, the APCPD Advisory Board and Conference Committee have made the decision to shift the 2025 conference to a virtual format. This decision comes as many of our member colleges and universities are currently facing travel restrictions, making it challenging for numerous members to commit to and attend an in-person meeting. This shift to a virtual format will ensure broader accessibility for our membership during this time.
The 2025 conference will be held virtually and is free to all Association members. In an effort to reduce virtual fatigue and offer a variety of timely topics, we will be meeting on Fridays in October from 12–2 PM ET. Each session will begin with a full-group conversation followed by breakout sessions focused on specific themes.
Fri, October 3: New to Pre-College, Board Meeting, and Social
Fri, October 10: Student and Staff Support
Fri, October 17: Marketing and the Student Pipeline
Fri, October 24: Hot Topics: Staffing, Academics, Student Life
Conference registration will launch by mid-September 2025 - stay tuned for more information!
September 26-27, 2024: Georgetown University
October 23-24, 2023: The University of Southern California
October 24-25, 2022: Syracuse University
October 18-19, 2021: Hosted virtually by Advisory Board
October 26-27, 2020: Worcester Polytechnic University (virtual)
October 21-22, 2019: New York University and School of the New York Times
September 24-25, 2018: University of Mississippi
September 25-26, 2017: Notre Dame University
October 7, 2016: Emory University
September 25, 2015: University of Toronto
October 24, 2014: Columbia University and Barnard College
September 27, 2013: Stanford University
September 28, 2012: University of Chicago
September 23, 2011: Boston University and Harvard University
October 1, 2010: Washington University in St. Louis
October 2, 2009: Cornell University
October 3, 2008: George Washington University
October 5, 2007: University of California at Los Angeles