Activities & Events

Pharmacy Benefit Plans: How to put the brakes on pharmacy costs

The delivery of prescription medication as part of an employee benefits program has changed significantly in recent years. This exclusive APCU webinar on September 17 at 1:00 p.m. EDT will offer some historical context to help you better understand pharmacy benefits and why the market continues to change. More importantly, the webinar will provide you and your benefits coordinator with important insights into where pharmacy benefit programs will go from here.

2024-25 APCU Leadership Institute

The 2024-25 APCU Leadership Development Institute provides opportunities for aspiring leaders at APCU member institutions to evaluate their individual skills, gifts, and calling as professionals against the leadership needs of a rapidly evolving higher education landscape while also exploring of the role of faith-based leadership in the Presbyterian context.

The Institute kicks-off during the week of November 11th and continues through May 2025. For more information about the format of the Institute and the nomination process, just click the button below.

2024 APCU Presidents Retreat

The 2024 APCU Presidents Retreat will be held at the Emory Conference Center Hotel in Atlanta from November 18 through November 20. This change from a March gathering to a November gathering was based on feedback from our member presidents related to convenience, accessibility, and the potential to conduct other important business (like maybe donor visits?) before and/or after the Retreat.

This year’s gathering will once again feature a series of member-led discussions around the challenges and opportunities facing our member institutions. Each of these discussions will take place behind closed doors and allow for casual, open dialogue and idea-sharing.

This year’s gathering will once again feature a series of member-led discussions around the challenges and opportunities facing our member institutions. Each of these discussions will take place behind closed doors and allow for casual, open dialogue and idea-sharing.