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2026 Conference ScheduleThe 2026 Annual Conference will be held at The Westin Pittsburgh from October 17 - 21. Only AUCCCD members may register for and attend the Annual Conference. If you have questions about membership, please review our policy here or contact the AUCCCD Office. 2026 AUCCCD Annual Conference Important DatesDates subject to change March 1: Call for Proposals Open 2026 Conference ScheduleSchedule subject to change. Times are EST. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18 MONDAY, OCTOBER 19 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21 Departures New Director, First Time Attendee Program (NDFTA) | October 17, 2026The New Director/First Time Attendee (NDFTA) program aims to introduce new colleagues to all that AUCCCD has to offer and to foster connections with those of us who have more experience with the organization and our conferences. At the heart of the NDFTA program are the "conference connector" pairings, where we match our NDFTAs with more "seasoned directors" for a meet-up prior to the Saturday night opening reception. Our goal is for all interested NDFTAs to receive support in navigating the AUCCCD conference. As we can all remember from when we were newbies, attending AUCCCD for the first time can often feel overwhelming. Having a more experienced colleague make introductions to other directors and provide tips on how to make the most of the conference can really make a difference. NDFTA directors may sign up for this program complimentary during the registration process. If you have questions about this program, please reach out to the NDFTA coordinator, Teresa Michaelson or the AUCCCD Office. The Center for Collegiate Mental Health (CCMH) 2025 UpdateThe Center for Collegiate Mental Health (CCMH) at Penn State University is a national research center and international practice-research network of over 850 colleges and universities whose mission is to bridge the gap between science and practice in college counseling centers. CCMH collects and analyzes de-identified data as part of the routine practice when students seek mental health treatment at colleges and universities. The information is used, in turn, to benefit college counseling centers, administrators, researchers, the public, and most importantly the students receiving services. In the current program, the most recent national findings will be presented, including updated trends in student mental health, as well as an early preview of the 2024 Annual Report Special Topic. Additionally, preliminary findings on a long-term project examining mental health risk factors and academic outcomes will be reviewed. Learning Objectives:
Presenter: Brett E. Scofield, Ph.D. Monday Afternoon ToursMore information coming!
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