Past Events from April 10, 2024 - September 26, 2024

2023 NACEP Salary Survey Release

NACEP is excited about the release of its highly anticipated 2023 Salary Survey. This comprehensive survey offers valuable insights into compensation trends within the dual and concurrent enrollment field, providing a detailed analysis of salaries across various roles and regions. View Recording (Member-Only) View Salary Survey (Member-Only)

Research Rendezvous

What is the NACEP Research Rendezvous?  Led by members of the NACEP Research Commission, the Research Rendezvous is the perfect place to explore the intersection of research and practice. Learn from colleagues and practiced researchers during this casual, meeting-style forum. Meetings are often topic-based but also flexible to allow attendees to elevate questions, discuss challenges,...

Research Round Up: Recent Research Describing K12 Perspectives on Dual Enrollment

Papers of Reference: Superintendents' Perceptions of the Influence of a Statewide Dual Enrollment Policy on Local Educational Programming  Is "Option B" a Viable Plan B? School Counselors' Sensemaking of a Dual Enrollment Policy in Georgia High School Principals' Perceptions of Dual Enrollment Policy in Ohio and Texas Teachers Unions and Dual Enrollment Policy in Collective...

Accreditation Institute: Portland, Maine

Holiday Inn By the Bay 88 Spring St, Portland, ME, United States

Join NACEP professionals from accredited programs for an in-depth workshop focusing on NACEP’s national standards designed to enhance the quality of concurrent enrollment programs.

FERPA and Dual Enrollment: Institutional Practice and Policy Considerations

Longstanding federal educational legislation, such as the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) is one of several pieces of legislation that has been complicated by this blurring, as the legislation requires different expectations for secondary and postsecondary spaces.

Research Rendezvous

Learn from colleagues and practiced researchers during this casual, meeting-style forum. Meetings are often topic-based but also flexible to allow attendees to elevate questions, discuss challenges, and share their work with others interested in and engaged in research.