The AACC annual meeting is among the largest and most dynamic gatherings of educational leaders, attracting over 2,000 community college presidents and senior administrators, as well as international educators, representatives of business/industry and federal agencies.
The Convention
The premiere event for community college leaders, AACC's Annual Convention offers unprecedented professional development as well as the opportunity to network, share, and learn from professionals in the fields of education, business and industry, and the government sector. The AACC Exhibit Hall offers a variety of services and products to bring innovation to your campus.
The 2013 Venues
The 93rd Annual Convention will convene using two venues: the Moscone Center and the Hilton San Franciso Union Square (headquarter hotel).
Major Meetings and Events
Two days of preconvention workshops and business meetings are offered before the convention gets underway. The conference kicks off on Saturday afternoon with a general session followed by the grand opening of the exhibit hall and various affiliate receptions. Sunday and Monday offer breakfast meetings, breakout sessions, visits to the exhibit hall, and affiliate receptions. Monday evening is the Gala Dinner which honors outstanding community college alumni, and the meeting culminates on Tuesday with one hour of breakout sessions, followed by a general session (brunch) with a major speaker.
Convention Sponsorships
From April 20-23, 2013, you have a unique opportunity to reach nearly 2,000 executive decision makers and key prospects at AACC's 93rd Annual Convention. Every year, U.S. community college leaders and their international guests convene at this dynamic event to gain and share industry insights and ideas as well as explore new products, services, and innovations. Learn more [PDF].
The Attendees
Convention attendees include community college administrators (chancellors, presidents, vice presidents, deans, and department chairs), trustees, faculty, business/industry representatives who work with community colleges, federal or state government representatives, and graduate students.