NACEP invites you to join us in Minneapolis, Minnesota for two days full of engaging and energizing content at our 2022 National Conference, November 7 and 8, 2022. Together, let’s REIMAGINE, REIGNITE, and RECONNECT to elevate voices from the field with an emphasis on best practices and strategies. At the core of our national conference are breakout sessions covering timely and timeless content...
Agenda Join us for two days of sessions on the latest innovations and practices in concurrent enrollment. The Southeast Regional Conference will give education leaders from our Southeast states a chance to network with each other and exchange ideas with the region’s concurrent enrollment experts. NACEP In-conference Advising Workshop As the number of students participating...
2020 ILACEP DUAL CREDIT SUMMIT has been postponed. ILACEP hopes to reschedule the Summit for a date later in 2020. We will provide details when we have them. ILACEP website Additional information to come.
Important Announcement Regarding WRC & COVID-19 03/23/2020 Every year, we look forward to connecting with our colleagues and community, we were excited to do so in Las Vegas on May 21st and 22nd. However, given the growing concerns around COVID-19, including strong warnings related to travel and meetings, we have made the difficult decision to...
FADEP is excited to announce their first annual state conference. Where: Florida SouthWestern State College When: February 20-21 Conference Fee- $75-both days or $40 for one Register Here! Conference Hotel Hilton Garden Inn Fort Myers 12600 University Dr., Fort Myers 239-709-3500, Conference Rate $179 Booking Code- FSW20 by January 27, 2020 Special link: Booking Link...
Each month we will be bringing you the chance to chat with an Accreditation Commissioner. The Commissioner will share the latest happenings of the Accreditation Commission and answer any questions you might have about accreditation. To join this month, please register below. View Recording
Creating rigorous and authentic collegiate experiences in the high school setting can be limited by the physical spaces and logistical limitations of high schools. Students who take college courses in a high school classroom may struggle with meeting college-level challenges because of the expectations established within the space of a high school classroom, with its...
