NACUA expects participants to register and pay in advance of the Conference. NACUA accepts checks, MasterCard and Visa (sorry, no American Express). NACUA does not accept purchase orders as a form of payment. NACUA does not accept split registrations. All attendees will receive a confirmation of their registration by email from the NACUA office. If you do not receive a confirmation, please call NACUA at 202.833.8390. If, after you have registered, you find that you are unable to attend after the cancellation deadline has passed, you may have an eligible colleague attend as your substitute.
All requests for cancellations must be received in writing, via email to Meredith McMillan (mmc@nacua.org) no later than Friday, May 24, in order to receive a full refund*.
Approved cancellations requests received: after May 24 and by May 31 will qualify for a 75% refund*; after May 31 and by June 7 will qualify for a 50% refund*; after June 7 and by June 17 will qualify for a 30%*. If requests for cancellations are not received by June 17, no refunds or credits will be issued for any reason, no exceptions.
*All refunds are subject to a $50 administrative fee. All refunds will be processed after the conference.
*If you plan to attend the asterisked events, please indicate so on your registration form.
NACUA Member Attorneys
If you are a member attorney from a NACUA Member Institution or Associate Member Institution, or if you are an Associate Individual Member, you are eligible to register at the conference member rate. All registrants must be included on their institution’s NACUA membership roster to be eligible for the member rate. You may expedite your registration by obtaining the permission of your institution’s Primary Representative before registering for the conference.
Non-Member Attorneys Representing or Employed by a NACUA Member Institution
If you are a non-member attorney representing a college, university, or organization that is a NACUA Member, you are eligible to register at the non-member rate. You must include a signed letter from your institution’s Primary Representative with your registration form. NACUA will then confirm your eligibility to attend prior to processing your registration. To find out the name of your institution’s Primary Representative click here.
Non-Member Attorneys Representing a Non-Member Institution
You must be an attorney or other administrator currently representing or employed by a non-profit or public, regionally accredited college or university to be eligible to attend the conference. Non-member attorneys or other administrators representing or employed by colleges or universities that are not NACUA Member Institutions must include a letter with the following information with your registration form: 1) Confirmation that you currently represent or are employed by a non-profit or public, regionally accredited college or university (click here to view a sample letter); and 2) Affirmation that you meet NACUA’s commonality of interest requirements, which can be found here.
All non-member attorneys must send their registration forms to Haleema Burton’s attention. NACUA will contact all non-member attorneys directly to notify them about the status of their registration and to gather additional information, if necessary.
Registrations will not be processed until the required information above is received by NACUA. Questions about eligibility may be directed to Haleema Burton, Manager of Membership and Outreach Services, at 202-833-8390 or hmb@nacua.org.