Collaboration and collective impact are at the heart of the GlobalMindED conference – among educators, entrepreneurs and business leaders, policymakers in government and nonprofits, and First Generation college students. Hundreds of dedicated professionals and students come together to learn from world famous keynote speakers and take part in breakout sessions that target educational change. They share what has worked in classrooms throughout the country and come away with ways to craft innovative approaches in different settings. Most importantly, they talk with each other and build on one another’s successes as they grapple with preparing today’s students for tomorrow’s workforce.
10th Year Anniversary
900+ attendees
200 students from 25+ universities/colleges
400 speakers
100 universities/colleges represented
Majority of panels featured at least one student
800+ attendees
110 students from 28 universities/colleges
250+ speakers from 53 universities/colleges
100 universities/colleges represented
Majority of panels featured at least one student
800+ attendees
140 students from 41 universities/colleges
300+ speakers from 65 universities/colleges and 47 businesses
130 universities/colleges represented
Majority of panels featured at least one student
74 % diverse speakers
10 weeks of presentations
Over 23,000 views
Over 23,000 views
102 First Gen First Gen college students
9 pre-conference workshops and 83 sessions
15 Inclusive Leader Awards
Over 1,000 attendees
91 First Gen college students and 73 High School students
6 pre-conference workshops and 86 sessions
39 states and 11 countries
Over 1,000 attendees
95 First Gen college students from 30 universities/colleges
9 pre-conference workshops and 83 sessions
39 states and 10 countries
834 attendees
92 First Gen college students from 25 universities/colleges
4 pre-conference workshops and 86 sessions
37 states and 12 countries
600 attendees
62 First Gen college students from universities/colleges
3 pre-conferences and 57 breakout sessions
32 states and 8 countries
378 attendees
25 First Gen college students from 10 universities/colleges
1 pre-conference workshop and 49 breakout sessions
22 states and 5 countries