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The purpose of the association is to provide an opportunity for community college facility personnel to review their abilities and interests, to refine their skills, and to participate in discussions on facility issues. It provides the participants the opportunity to share their successes, receive assistance from their counterparts in overcoming obstacles, and establish facility networks for future collaboration.

ACCT is an organization of elected and appointed trustees who govern community, technical, and junior colleges in the U.S. and beyond. The association works to foster the principles and practices of exemplary governance while promoting high quality and affordable higher education, cutting-edge workforce and development training, student success, and the opportunity for all individuals to achieve economic self-sufficiency and security.

AFA enhances members’ ability to create fraternity and sorority experiences that positively affect students, host institutions, and communities.

The AFP represents more than 30,000 members in 200 chapters throughout the world, working to advance philanthropy through advocacy, research, education and certification programs. The association fosters development and growth of fundraising professionals and promotes high ethical standards in the fundraising profession.

AGB is dedicated to advancing the practice of governance by designing and instilling best practices and advocating nationally on issues that affect higher education. The association provides leadership and counsel to member boards, chief executives, organizational staff, policy makers, and other key industry leaders to help them navigate the changing education landscape.

AIEA is an association dedicated exclusively to senior leaders in the field of international education. Its members are senior international officers who serve as leaders of higher education institutions and of organizations that support international higher education.

AJCU is a national organization that represents Jesuit higher education among its various constituencies, provides a forum for the exchange of information and experiences in Jesuit higher education, and encourages and facilitates collaborative initiatives among its member institutions. AJCU sponsors over 30 conferences, or affinity groups, for faculty, staff and administrators.

AMICCUS-C is a professional association for the staff who work in student organizations or in on-campus facilities designed to address the leisure and other non-academic needs of students.

AMGDB, founded in 1969, represents Departments of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at graduate and medical schools. The AMGDB is concerned with issues related to fundamental and biomedical science, health research, science policy and education.

AMCSUS member schools (college preparatory schools; two-year colleges; and colleges and universities) provide a quality liberal arts education in a structured and organized environment which emphasizes strong values, character and leadership development, and service to others. Our schools provide students with the skills, confidence, and resilience necessary to guarantee their success in whatever career they pursue. Our graduates positively impact their communities, our nation, and the world.