Tri-University Research Administration Convening⁺

What is TURAC⁺?

The Tri-University Research Administration Convening is a free hybrid event designed to provide research administrators at Arizona’s three public universities the opportunity to learn new skills and network with other research administrators across the state.

TURAC 2025 💡 Registration is Sold Out!

Dear Colleagues,

We’re thrilled to share that TURAC 2025 has officially sold out! 🎉

The overwhelming response and enthusiasm for this year’s event shows just how strong and engaged our research administration community is, and we are truly grateful for your support.

If you are planning to attend NAU’s in-person event on Wednesday, October 1st, at the International Pavilion, and are unable to register online, please email Nicky Jurgens directly at [email protected], and she will add you to NAU’s local guest list.

If you did register online but your plans change and you are unable to attend in person or virtually—whether due to schedule conflicts, illness, or emergencies—please cancel your registration or reach out to [email protected] for assistance. This ensures that someone else has the opportunity to take part!

And don’t worry—if you miss a session, all content will be recorded and made available on the TURAC website in the weeks following the event.

If you’re curious about the event, you can still access the event site, which includes information on the schedule, speakers, and sessions.

TURAC 2025 Event Site

Thank you again for your incredible enthusiasm. We can’t wait to see you soon!

Warm regards,
TURAC 2025 Communications Committee
[email protected]

Land Acknowledgement Statement

Arizona State University, Northern Arizona University, and the University of Arizona collectively acknowledge that the campuses are situated on the ancestral lands of twenty-two federally recognized tribes located across Arizona. These universities collectively honor the past, present, and future generations of Native Americans, who have lived here for millennia and will forever call this place home. Committed to diversity, the institutions integrate Indigenous knowledge into their practices and strive to cultivate sustainable relationships with Native Nations through education, partnerships, and community service.