2026 CCPA Fall Institute Sponsorships

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2026 CCPA Fall Institute Sponsorships

Thank you very much for your interest in serving as a sponsor for the 2026 California College Personnel Association Fall Institute!

CCPA Fall Institute
Hope through Action: Cultivating Equity & Community in Higher Education

📆 Saturday, October 24, 2026
⏰ 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
📍 California State University, Fresno

Join colleagues from across California for a one-day professional development experience designed to inspire action, deepen learning, and strengthen our higher education community.

Centered around the theme “Hope through Action: Cultivating Equity & Community in Higher Education,” this year’s institute will bring together student affairs professionals, graduate students, and higher education leaders for meaningful dialogue, skill-building, and connection.

Please complete the form below to express interest by September 1, 2026.

Sponsor Information

Contact Name *

Organization Name *

Organization Mailing Address

Organization Website *

Organization Phone Number *

Organization Email Address *

Please select your sponsorship level. A summary of benefits offered at each level can be found here.

Please note that there are limited opportunities to sponsor on the Silver and Gold level.

Bronze Level ($300): Includes recognition in the digital program and website, institute bag inclusion, and raffle recognition.

Silver Level ($550): Includes all Bronze benefits plus exhibitor space, inclusion in institute communications, and recognition during the institute slideshow.

Gold Level ($1000): Includes all Silver benefits plus social media promotion, verbal recognition during the institute, lunch remarks opportunity, post-event recognition, and one complimentary event ticket.

Next Steps

Thank you for becoming a 2026 CCPA Fall Institute Sponsor! The CCPA Leadership team will contact you with more information.

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