Become A Sponsor

We reply on sponsorships to facilitate a successful conference and your contribution shows direct support for the importance of professional development and career growth on behalf of California State University Academic Professionals.

Sponsorship Opportunities

View our sponsorship information.

If you are a CSU or auxiliary employee, please fill out the internal sponsorship form or internal sponsorship lead form.

If you are a company outside of the CSU or auxiliary, please fill out the sponsorship form.

We are truly grateful for any contribution you are able to make.

Why Sponsor?

We are expecting 1,000 academic professionals to attend from across the 23 campuses. The individuals that attend are the primary department and college points of contact making key procurement and purchasing decisions that support office workflows and overall operations management.

About the Conference

The California State University is a public university system in California that enrolls over 485,000 students and has more than 55,000 faculty and staff scattered across 23-campuses, making it the largest four-year public university system in the United States. Each year, our Academic Resources Conference (ARC) brings together Administrative Analysts, Assistants and Coordinators, Budget and HR Specialists, Associate Deans and Vice Presidents from Humboldt to San Diego together in one place to network and attend a variety of diversified educational sessions.

Hotel Information

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Conference Registration

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What is the Academic Resources Conference?

Purpose

Provide a multi-day conference with professional speakers to discuss best practices and provide networking opportunities for CSU campus personnel from up and down the State.

Mission

Our goal is to continue to make ARC the best conference in the CSU by inviting academic professionals from all 23 CSU campuses, having at least one person attend from each campus every year, and allowing attendees to set the agenda based on the most important issues from direct survey feedback.