NACUA Educational Programs
The NACUA Annual Conference is the most popular program
offered by NACUA, attracting hundreds of higher education
attorneys each year. Held in June, the Conference focuses on
current issues and legal developments in the field of higher
education law. Plenary sessions address challenges in the field,
while panel and small discussion sessions focus on specific issues
of importance to higher education lawyers and their institutions.
The Conference also affords attorneys the opportunity to share
formal and informal insights and expertise with colleagues from
across the country, and provides an abundance of networking
opportunities. NACUA member attorneys are given a significant
discount on registration fees.
NACUA Continuing Legal Education Workshops
NACUA offers a variety of continuing legal education (CLE)
workshops each year. Programs are held in different locations to
facilitate member attendance. NACUA workshops provide up-to-date
legal information from practitioners with real “hands-on” experience, and – equally important
– give attorneys the
critical opportunity to interact
with colleagues who
share their challenges and
concerns. Like the Annual
Conference, NACUA member
attorneys are given a
significant discount on
registration fees.
NACUA’s online courses give participants in-depth coverage of important issues in the practice of higher education law. Each course features PowerPoint presentations narrated by leading higher education law experts (like a series of pre-recorded virtual seminars), extensive course materials, self-assessments, a course discussion board and instructor-led conference calls.
NACUA offers a series of “virtual” education programming to
complement the traditional CLE Workshop and Annual Conference
programs. NACUA’s Virtual Seminars are programs in which members
participate without leaving their office. Registrants listen to the
speaker(s) over the phone while following a PowerPoint presentation
over the web. These programs touch on “hot topic” issues in
a timely and effective manner and are designed to appeal to both
attorneys and their clients (administrators, faculty, other staff).