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You're Invited to the 2026 NYSACCE4-HE Conference!



We’re excited to invite you to the 2026 NYSACCE4-HE Conference, October 13–15 at The Skaneateles Fields Resort & Spa in beautiful Central New York!

 

This year’s conference is all about taking time to step away from the everyday, reconnect with colleagues from across the state, gain some fresh ideas, and head home feeling reenergized and ready for what’s next. Join us beginning Tuesday for optional pre-conference tracks, followed by dinner together at the hotel.

 

Conference sessions and keynote speakers will kick off Wednesday morning, with opportunities throughout the conference to learn, share, connect, and… of course… REFRESH!

 

Conference Dates: October 13–15, 2026

Location: The Skaneateles Fields Resort & Spa

Hotel Reservation Deadline: September 18, 2026

Hotel reservations can be made using our conference room block here: https://www.hilton.com/en/attend-my-event/syrslqq-4h-51d3950f-d417-4f54-b1b6-036d0f621b61/

Conference Pricing: Member $250, Non-Member $300, One-Day Member $200, One-Day Non-Member $250 (Pricing will increase for each after 9/1/26)


Conference registration can be made using the CCE registration system here: https://reg.cce.cornell.edu/NYSACCE4HECONF2026_225

 

Conference payments should be made payable to NYSACCE4-HE and mailed to:

CCE Herkimer, Jennifer Collins

5657 NY-5, Herkimer, NY 13350

 

We hope you’ll join us for a few days of learning, laughter, connection, and time together in Central New York. Pause. Breathe. Let’s Refresh.

 

The North Central District can’t wait to welcome you in October!

Onondaga, Madison, Oneida, Herkimer, and Oswego Counties

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