2023 ACT Enrollment Management Summit
July 17-19, 2023 - Nashville, Tennessee
The ACT Enrollment Management Summit is the premier professional development event for enrollment management and admissions professionals nationwide.
Register by May 15 to receive our early-bird rate of $500!
Call for Proposals Open Until March 24
For 36 years, the hallmark of the ACT Enrollment Management Summit has been strong, innovative, strategic, and practical content presented by innovative leaders and enrollment practitioners. This is your opportunity to share what you’ve learned during the last few tumultuous years in higher education and to add new perspectives that strengthen the conference program. We welcome proposals for sessions that focus on:
- admissions and marketing best practices;
- excellence in test-optional practice;
- data trends, research, and analytics;
- diversity, equity, and access;
- SEM planning and leadership; or
- student search best practices.
Last Year's Recap
The 2022 conference included presentations from national leaders on topics such as getting test optional right, equity and access, strategic enrollment planning, branding and marketing, and ethical college admissions.
“I’ve consistently found this meeting to be the best bang-for-buck value for our team’s professional development dollars.
Aside from a wide variety of informative, best-practice sessions, I know I can count on this conference to network with our profession’s best minds and reconnect with friends. A notable theme that tends to come through at this meeting from year to year is about how our institutions can collectively and individually expand access to those students and families who need it the most. Given the turbulent times we’re all facing in higher education, I think this will be an important year to learn and have fellowship.”
Bobby Gandu
Assistant Vice President of Strategic Enrollment Management and Director of Admissions,
Wichita State University
For more information about the ACT Enrollment Management Summit, please contact Nicholas Arnold at nicholas.arnold@act.org or 319.337.1919.