AALHE has established a memorial fund in honor of Jen Sweet, a dedicated volunteer and passionate advocate for the assessment community. Jen was deeply committed to the mission of AALHE, and her contributions have left a lasting impact on our work and on the field of assessment. This fund will support travel grants for individuals who wish to attend the AALHE Annual Conference, in the spirit of providing opportunities for assessment professionals to learn from their colleagues and to work collaboratively to support student learning in the widest sense, both of which were central to Jen's vision of advancing assessment practices.

We invite you to contribute to this memorial fund as a way to celebrate Jen’s legacy and continue the work she so fervently believed in.

Learn about the new Memorial Fund

2025 Conference

AALHE 2025 Conference

The AALHE 2025 Conference – Assessment Evolution: Motivating Continuous Progress, Elevating Excellence, and Celebrating Success will bring together various communities within higher education assessment through a dynamic learning experience. The Conference will take place in person, May 27-30, 2025, in Alexandria, Virginia. Join us in person as we reengage and learn together to support the assessment of student learning.

*The conference, pre-conference workshops, and excursion all have SEPARATE registration/payment forms. They cannot be combined onto one transaction. 

Conference Rates

Main Conference: Regular
Now - 5/23
On-Site
5/27-5/30
All Members & Non-Members
(Non-Members will also need to pay membership dues, in addition to the conference registration fee)
$475 $620
Student Members $150 $150
Pre-Conference Workshop  (Half-Day Concurrent Sessions): Regular
Now - 5/23
On-Site
5/27
 Members, Students, & Non-Members $75 $100
Networking Excursion  (Discover Alexandria’s Rich History: A Guided Walking Tour of Old Town):
The deadline to register is May 9.
Regular
Now - 5/9
On-Site
 Members, Students, & Non-Members  $30  n/a

 

Register Now
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Become an AALHE Member

Join a community of over 900 assessment professionals! As a member of AALHE, you will have access to a wealth of resources and many opportunities to network with others in the field. The insights shared by you and your colleagues in this dynamic community will enrich higher education and provide for future growth and transformation. AALHE Members enjoy discounted conference registration rates, exclusive access to past webinars, and opportunities to participate in Assessment Learning Exchanges, attend the Summer Book Club, and volunteer on AALHE's Committees. Visit this page to learn what our members say about AALHE!

Become an AALHE Member

 


 

Get Involved as a Volunteer

The AALHE volunteer community is an active group of assessment professionals around the nation who come together to share their knowledge and make valuable professional connections, learn new skills, and help AALHE continually improve. Our Committees are always working to recruit volunteers. Committees seeking volunteers include: Communications, Conference, Finance, Infrastructure, President's Committee on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, Professional Development, Publications, and Recruitment and Retention. New and existing members are encouraged to get involved. Consider joining and volunteering with AALHE to advance the practice of assessment in higher education.  

Volunteer on an AALHE Committee

 

The Benefits of Membership

As a member of AALHE, you have access to a wealth of resources that will help you as an assessment professional.

In addition to the resources below, you will be a part of one of the fastest-growing assessment organizations in the world.  The networking opportunities are vast throughout the year and the insights shared by you and your colleagues will enrich higher education and provide for future growth and transformation.

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AALHE's Mission

Is to develop and support a community of educators and inform assessment practices in higher education to foster and improve student learning and institutional quality.

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