 
 The 2025 EMBAC Conference offers a full menu of activities for EMBAC members to strengthen both their professional development and their network.
The conference schedule includes time to meet old friends and new colleagues from throughout the world and features outstanding plenaries and concurrent sessions that support your professional growth, advancement, and well-being during these days of constant change.
It’s never too early to start planning for your conference experience: The following offers a quick schedule overview for each day, and a link to the more detailed and most up-to-date conference schedule follows.
Special note: The popular Director's Program will take place on Sunday, Oct. 5. The conference officially will kick off Sunday evening with the opening night reception.
Sunday, October 5
              8:00 am-5 pm / Optional Director’s Program for Academic Directors and Above
              8-10 pm / Opening Reception 
Monday, October 6
              7:15 am-8:15 am / Breakfast (included in registration)
              Morning / General and Plenary Sessions
              Lunch (included in registration)
              Afternoon / Concurrent Sessions 
				Afternoon / Regional Meetings 
              Evening / Dinner on Your Own
Tuesday, October 7
              7:15 am-8:15 am / Breakfast (included in registration)
              Morning / General and Plenary Sessions
              Lunch (included in registration)
              Afternoon / Concurrent Sessions 
              Dinner / On Your Own
            
Wednesday, October 8
              7:15 am-8:15 am/ Breakfast (included in registration)
              Morning / Plenary Session
              10:30 AM / Conference Adjourns
Check out the full conference schedule below for additional details about session titles, presenters, times, and other conference highlights. Turn to this link for the most updated and complete conference information.
HIGHLIGHTS
- Welcome reception
- Networking
- Plenary sessions
- Concurrent sessions
- 2025 Bud Fackler Award


 
              
