The ACHA HBCU Coalition Summit brings together professionals dedicated to improving health outcomes, providing quality services, and advocating for students enrolled at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). Our coalition also welcomes individuals committed to the mission of HBCUs and those supporting underserved student populations across various institutions.
The premier gathering for HBCU leaders and other mission-aligned organizations committed to the future of higher education.
The National Small College Enrollment Conference (NSCEC) is the only educational and networking event focused on small colleges and universities. It’s the “Must Attend” conference of the summer, offering small college professionals essential education and support found nowhere else.
The 2024 Annual National HBCU Week Conference, aligning with the Department of Education's "Raise the Bar: Lead the World" initiative, aims to connect federal and private resources with the HBCU community. The conference will offer over 50 sessions and workshops covering topics such as career pathways, research, economic development, STEAM, infrastructure, and leadership.
This event encourages high school students, parents, guardians, counselors, and community-based organizations to participate in seminars focusing on college preparation before and during the Expo. Attendees will have the opportunity to exchange ideas on effective academic and leadership strategies applicable to both high school and college settings. The presence of university representatives and community organizations offering college preparation services and scholarship information makes this event a unique opportunity to broaden networks with students from various schools and programs.
The Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) Conference is a three-day professional development event specifically designed for HBCU professionals and advocates. Discuss new solutions, share best practices, and collaborate with colleagues to increase efficiencies in managing enrollment and improving student outcomes. See what groundbreaking things happen when education professionals work to increase access and opportunity for African American students.
The NSCEC is the only educational and networking event focused on small colleges and universities. It’s the “Must Attend” conference of the summer, offering small college professionals essential education and support found nowhere else. This conference is perfect for everyone on campus from presidents to enrollment officers to marketers to student success staff. And it’s not just for small colleges—we welcome attendees from schools of all sizes.
The A Dream Deferred conference, held in conjunction with the HBCU Conference, convenes attendees to discuss new solutions, share best practices, and collaborate with colleagues to make a difference for African American students.
Prepárate highlights national models that are successfully preparing Latino students for college success. At the conference, participants discuss new solutions, share best practices, and collaborate with colleagues to make a difference for Latino students. Latino K–12 student population growth can be leveraged with the rich cultural history of resilience and succeeding against educational odds.
Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and their potential partners have much to gain by collaborating for research and program development. HBCU Engage is a unique forum that brings together representatives from all sectors to enhance partnerships and forge new collaborations.
