District of Columbia colleges: career services and alumni support
The District of Columbia job market
5.8%
unemployment, Aug 2026
Source: BLS Local Area Unemployment Statistics, counties summed
20
colleges listed
Source: IPEDS and the College Scorecard, U.S. Department of Education
District of Columbia workforce boards · District of Columbia by county and city
Colleges in District of Columbia
Higher education conferences in District of Columbia
Conferences for college and university staff held in District of Columbia: admissions, student affairs, advancement, institutional leadership. 8 with dates announced.
- TABS Annual Conference
Nov 4 to Nov 6, 2026 · Washington, DC
Paid ticket. Pricing not found; call 828-258-5354.
- Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting (Neuroscience)
Nov 14 to Nov 18, 2026 · Washington, DC
Paid ticket. Registration fees not stated on the page; member discounts may apply.
- ASSA Annual Meeting (AEA)
Jan 3 to Jan 5, 2027 · Washington, DC
Ticket $125 to $300. Student rate $125, regular $300 (standard schedule); early pricing ends Dec 1.
- EAB Advancement Roundtable
Feb 9 to Feb 10, 2027 · Washington, DC
Apply to attend
- ACE Experience (ACEx) and Annual Meeting
Mar 2 to Mar 6, 2027 · Washington, DC
Paid ticket. Fees not shown; dates vary on ACE pages (Mar 2-6 vs 3-6; Annual Meeting Mar 4-6).
Open call for speakers
- Board Professionals Conference
Mar 11 to Mar 13, 2027 · Washington, DC
Ticket $910 to $1,830. Member early bird $910 (to 12/9/2026), member $1,220, non-member $1,830.
- AGB National Conference on Trusteeship
Mar 13 to Mar 15, 2027 · Washington, DC
Ticket $1,830 to $3,565. Member early bird (to Dec 9) $2,035 individual, $1,830 group of 3+; regular $2,295 individual, $2,195…
- APSA Annual Meeting & Exhibition
Sep 2 to Sep 5, 2027 · Washington, DC
Paid ticket. Registration fees not stated on the page; member discounts may apply.
Work in career services or alumni relations at a District of Columbia college?
Claim your college’s page and set up a free workspace for alumni and students. Use a work email at your institution’s domain.
See how a college claims its pageSources: college directory from IPEDS (U.S. Department of Education), 2-year and 4-year public, private nonprofit and for-profit institutions; unemployment from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. District of Columbia unemployment benefits.