Annual Conference
Annual Conference
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.
2024 Annual Conference
The 2024 Association for Pre-College Program Directors Annual Conference will be held Georgetown University, September 26-27. Further details will be sent out by email at the beginning of August.
Registration and the Call for Proposals open soon.
Hotel Reservations
We have booked a block of rooms at the Holiday Inn Express Washington DC Downtown for $249/night + 16% sales tax. We would like to encourage you to stay at the Holiday Inn Express, as it is conveniently located, walkable to all conference activities, and the room rate is very competitive for the area.
The group rate will be honored until 08/26/2024 based on hotel space and rate availability. There are a limited number of rooms under our block but the hotel has agreed to honor the rate as long as rooms are available – so please book your room as soon as possible. Information concerning how to book your reservation online will be circulated in our quarterly newsletter and in the appropriate APCPD Slack channel.
Call for Proposals
Coming soon!
Annual Conference History
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