Student and Faculty Experience
Are you ready to shape the future of construction with like-minded peers? Join us at the annual AGC Convention, where innovation meets inspiration!
Every year, between 200-250 students and educators from 30-40 universities meet to network, exchange ideas, become inspired, and learn the latest industry trends and challenges. All education sessions, happy hours, and keynote sessions are included in the student and faculty registration. This year follow a tailored student and faculty experience designed to empower student chapters with the knowledge and skills crucial for their journey in construction and build their student chapter programming.
Student Registration
$225 by 11/30/26
$250 (December 1 – March 8)
$300 (March 9 – April 1)
325 (Onsite, April 2–8)
Faculty Registration
$400 by 11/30/26
$425 (December 1 – March 8)
$450 (March 9 – April 1)
$475 (Onsite, April 2–8)
Contact tori.crockett@agc.org for student and faculty registration links ***MUST BE FULL TIME STUDENT OR FACULTY FOR DISCOUNT
Need Help Registering? We Have You Covered.
Students and Faculty should register for an AGC account BEFORE registering if you do not have a profile in our database, please follow the instructions below before attempting to register:
- Create an account on agc.org
- Link yourself to your Student Chapter by searching for the name of your University or School.
Once you have created a profile, you can visit our Convention registration page to begin your registration. Note: Students and Educators will only receive the appropriate registration rate if they are properly linked to an educational institution.
- Select your University/School and complete the registration form.
- If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to Rockkie Dunton via email at rockkie.dunton@agc.org
If you already have a profile in our database but forgot your password, please follow the steps below to reset your password:
AGC Student Chapter and Faculty Highlights
AGC Student Chapter Showcase
Tuesday, April 6 – Thursday, April 8, 2027
The AGC Student Chapter Showcase is held throughout the AGC Convention to highlight the hard work, accomplishments, and community involvement of student chapters nationwide.
Participating student chapters receive a dedicated table in the Convention Exhibit Hall to showcase successful community service projects, collaborations with local AGC chapters, competitions, and other chapter activities. Students are encouraged to highlight projects and events that demonstrate exceptional planning, execution, leadership, and teamwork.
To participate in the showcase, please email tori.crockett@agc.org
Showcase Hours:
- Tuesday, April 6: 3:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.
- Wednesday, April 7: 8:00 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.
- Thursday, April 8: 8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Location: Phoenix Convention Center, North Hall CDE
Student Chapter Mixer
Tuesday, April 6, 2027 | 4:30 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Kick off Convention by connecting with fellow students, faculty advisors, and construction industry professionals from across the country!
Held in the Student Chapter Showcase area during the Convention Welcome Reception, this mixer provides an opportunity to meet other AGC student chapters, build relationships, and network with industry professionals in a relaxed setting.
Location: Phoenix Convention Center, Student Showcase Area, North Hall CDE
Student Chapter Networking
Wednesday, April 7, 2027 | 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
Connect with construction industry sponsors and explore opportunities to build professional relationships during Convention.
Additional program details will be announced as they become available.
Location: Phoenix Convention Center, West 301 D
Programming and event details are tentative.
Annual Student Chapter Meeting
Wednesday, April 7, 2027 | 1:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Join student chapter members and faculty advisors from across the country for the Annual Student Chapter Meeting!
During the meeting, AGC Education and Research Foundation scholarship and award recipients and Outstanding Student Chapter Contest winners will be recognized.
Students and faculty will also have the opportunity to exchange ideas, share best practices, and learn from other student chapters about successful programming, fundraising, community service projects, membership engagement, and more.
Location: Phoenix Convention Center, West 301 D
What AGC Students are Saying.
“This year in Phoenix will be my third time attending the AGC National Convention, and it's incredible to reflect on how much this organization invests in the generation.
I'll admit, my first year was intimidating. However, I walked away a more confident, well-spoken, and well-connected student. In-fact. These connections I've made at the convention have landed me interviews and internships!
If you're on the fence about whether it's worth your time, consider this your sign to attend! Step out of your comfort zone! Beyond the days filled with networking and professional growth, attending this convention solidified my decision and commitment to this industry.”
- AUDREY CECIL, Auburn University
“The most rewarding part of the AGC Convention was being able to exchange ideas with students from across the country to see how differently our programs and student organizations operate. Getting to hear other perspectives enabled me to bring valuable initiatives back to my campus. The ability to connect with so many women in leadership roles and hearing how they navigate spaces where we are often a small minority was deeply empowering. It gave me both the confidence and tools to step into my own leadership roles with greater purpose and made the AGC Convention an experience I’d recommend to every student.”
- AVERY PERCELL, Washington State University
“The AGC Convention was a great opportunity to connect with the industry and get an in-depth look at how AGC supports contractors across the nation. I was grateful for the opportunity to meet so many industry leaders and students who are helping shape the future of construction. It was also very educational to learn about the challenges our industry faces and the solutions AGC is developing to address them.”
- ANDREW SYKES, Auburn University