Student Success Conference

STUDENT SUCCESS CONFERENCE 2026

 

Using Data Informed Insights to Promote Student Success

February 11 & 12 


To positively impact student success, staff and faculty should utilize existing data and research to anticipate and meet student needs. Presentations will highlight current student success research, institutional data use, and changes or programs created to meet student needs.

 

Join the 500+ Arizona staff, faculty and students and colleagues across the country as we come together virtually to learn more about supporting student success. Registration opens January 11, 2026.  

Presenting at the Conference  

There are multiple ways to share your work with your campus colleagues. Please consider the variety of options and submit a proposal before 12pm, 12.2.25..  Email studentsuccess@arizona.edu with any questions regarding proposals.  


Educational Sessions 
  • Review the Call for Proposals 

  • Submit an Educational Session Proposal - Available October 2025


Flash Sessions
  • Review the Flash Session Call for Proposals 

  • Submit a Flash Session Proposal - Available October 2025


 

Educational Sessions  

Virtual  

50-minute sessions, choice of format:  

  • Panel discussion (Sessions will feature 3-5 panelists with a panel facilitator)  

  • Workshop/Presentation (Sessions should be 35-45 minutes with time for questions)

Flash Educational Sessions 

Virtual  

3-minute presentations 

Topic areas 

  • Upcoming initiatives, research or programs to support student success that use a data informed framework

If you have any questions please email studentsuccess@arizona.edu. 

Timeline for the Call for Proposals

Timeline 

 

Call for Proposals Open By 

Nov 1, 2025 

Call for Proposals Close 

12pm -  December 2, 2025 

Decision for Proposals 

Week of December 8, 2025 

Deadline to submit additional speaker photos, bios, and description edits 

December 16, 2025

To access session recordings for 2025 please email studentsuccess@arizona.edu

 

Conference registration will open early January after sessions are finalized.  All education pieces will be virtual.  This conference is free to all, with the understanding that many sessions may be focused on and more helpful for University of Arizona staff, faculty and students. 


Participants are invited to participate as they are able in terms of time commitment.   


 

 

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Draft Schedule At-A-Glance

February 11 & 12 

The schedule has been created with flexibility and inclusivity in mind.   Virtual educational sessions allow for greater participation across the whole of the University of Arizona and colleagues at other institutions.  

DRAFT SCHEDULE 

Wednesday, February 11 

9:30am  

60-75 Minutes  

Welcome & Keynote 

Virtual  

11:00am  

50 Minutes  

Plenary Session  

Virtual  

Break 

1:00pm  

50 Minutes  

Ed Session  

Virtual  

2:00pm  

50 Minutes  

Ed Session  

Virtual  

3:00pm  

30 Minutes  

Flash Sessions  

Virtual 

 

Thursday,  February 12 

10:00am  

50 Minutes  

Ed Session  

Virtual 

11:00am  

50 Minute 

Ed Session  

Virtual 

Break 

1:00pm 

50 Minutes 

Ed Session  

Virtual  

2:00pm 

50 Minutes 

Closing Session

Virtual