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National Conferences
NCMPR's annual national conference, held each March, offers keynote
speakers, workshops and roundtable discussions, all focusing on some of the
hottest topics and current trends in community college marketing and public
relations. The conference line-up features speakers from within NCMPR's own ranks,
along with leaders in the community college movement and communications
professionals from the private sector. The national conference provides an
excellent opportunity for NCMPR members to connect with colleagues from across
the country and get answers to pressing questions.
The 2010 Conference:
Renew. Refresh. Respond.
March 14 to 17
Hyatt Regency
Albuquerque, N.M.
With its vast and vivid blue skies and the warmth of a sun that shines 310 days a year, Albuquerque, N.M., provides the perfect backdrop for NCMPR’s 2010 national conference, where you’ll have a chance to RENEW your spirit, REFRESH your knowledge and RESPOND to the challenges of your job as a community college marketing and PR professional. Frequently ranked in the top 20 of America’s greenest cities, Albuquerque’s sustainability efforts provide the framework for conference topics focusing on “going green” and re-energizing creativity and productivity.
The 2010 conference takes place March 14 to 17 at the Hyatt Regency Downtown, just minutes from Albuquerque’s Historic Old Town and a few blocks from the new RailRunner, providing a direct link to Santa Fe, a world-renowned travel destination steeped in its own rich history and heritage.
Planning for 2010 is under way.
Hyatt Regency
Albuquerque, N.M.
With its vast and vivid blue skies and the warmth of a sun that shines 310 days a year, Albuquerque, N.M., provides the perfect backdrop for NCMPR’s 2010 national conference, where you’ll have a chance to RENEW your spirit, REFRESH your knowledge and RESPOND to the challenges of your job as a community college marketing and PR professional. Frequently ranked in the top 20 of America’s greenest cities, Albuquerque’s sustainability efforts provide the framework for conference topics focusing on “going green” and re-energizing creativity and productivity.
The 2010 conference takes place March 14 to 17 at the Hyatt Regency Downtown, just minutes from Albuquerque’s Historic Old Town and a few blocks from the new RailRunner, providing a direct link to Santa Fe, a world-renowned travel destination steeped in its own rich history and heritage.
Planning for 2010 is under way.