• 2025 ACUHO-I/ACUI/NIRSA Certification Virtual Prep Program 

    ACUHO-I, ACUI, and NIRSA are excited to host a virtual preparation program series for the following specialty certifications: CHRL (Campus Housing and Residential Life), CU (College Unions), and CR (Campus Recreation).  This series will be free to members, and $25 per session for nonmembers.   The preparation program series will be offered Mondays from 3:30–5 p.m....

  • Webinar: Tackling Change – Building Decision-making Capacity in Our Future Leaders

    Higher educational professionals are increasingly asked to be nimble, flexible, and adaptable in their work. Join this interactive, reflective panel for tips, strategies, and maybe even a few laughs about learning not only to survive, but thrive in frequent change!  About the Presenters ACUI Core Competencies Learning Outcomes As a result of attending this program,...

  • Webinar: College Unions Foundations – Building an Effective Team

    Join this panel of professionals to learn more about the importance of choosing and training the right people for your team. The College Unions Foundations series covers skills every college unions professional needs to be successful. Whether you are part of a large department within a large campus system or a department of one at...

  • Webinar: State of the College Union – All Are Welcome

    Join ACUI CEO John Taylor as he welcomes ACUI Bulletin authors and higher education professionals Carlos Morales-Gonzales, the inaugural First Peoples Center director at California State University–San Bernardino, and Anindita Sengupta, director of student multicultural affairs at the University of Massachusetts–Boston, as they discuss the student union as the campus hub where all student identities have...

  • Webinar: College Union Foundations – Effective Professional Communication

    In our capacity to pro-actively communicate effectively to meet the diverse needs of our teams, how we discern utilizing different strategies and approaches beyond sympathy and empathy to compassionate and persuasive communication is critical to ensure our overall success (no matter who we are in the organization). This session will focus on sharing best practices...

  • 2025 Region II Conference

    Missouri State University 1110 E Madison St, Springfield, Missouri, United States

    The 2025 Region II Conference will be at the Missouri State University, October 9–12.

  • Elevating Our Impact SEries: Session 1: This Isn’t My Job … Or Is It? Rethinking Your Role in Campus Well‑being

    This opening session of the Inter-Association Well-being Collaborative (IWC) Learning Series will introduce participants to a campus‑wide approach to well‑being and set the foundation for subsequent sessions in the series. Designed to engage individuals across functional areas—including those who may not traditionally view well‑being as part of their role—the session will establish shared language and...

  • Webinar: Drive Revenue and Engage Students with Trooh Digital

    Join us for a conversation about how Trooh can transform your student center or union. Learn how to impact your revenue while adding to your student experience. Trooh is a free digital signage solution that offers cloud-based software for internal marketing, free content, and revenue generation through advertising.  Trooh is on over 1,000 campuses, with hundreds of ACUI institutional members in the...

  • 2025 Thought Leadership: Leading Valiantly: Inspiring Leadership in Uncertain Times

    Leading valiantly is not just about achieving results but also about inspiring and empowering others to reach their full potential. Jeannette Stawski knows a thing or two about resilience and grit, and she’ll share with you strategies to have an adventure and not an ordeal when being a leader is most challenging. Learn the three attributes that...

  • 2025 Ask the Expert: No Response? No Problem: Engaging Alternatives for Assessing Your Unit’s Impact

    This session will offer ideas for how to assess your unit’s impact on your students through methods such as observation, data analysis of case or meeting notes, analyzing students’ written work, like journals or portfolios, and attendance tracking. We will talk about how to structure these assessments so they leverage information your staff is already collecting about...