STC 2025 | June 2-5 | Lake Placid Conference Center
SUNY Attendee Registration
Register by May 12 to secure the early bird rate.
Hotel reservations: You will receive a link in your registration confirmation email to reserve your hotel room.
Pre-conference activities:
Call for Presentations
Take this opportunity to share the great work you do with your peers. We want to hear about the triumphs, the headaches, and the clever workarounds.
Submit your presentation proposal
Submissions are due by April 11, 2025.
Sessions can be in any format: presentations, panels, birds-of-a-feather, etc. If you have a great idea for a panel, but don’t have enough panelists, submit the idea anyway and our session coordinators will help fill in the gaps.
Attendee Rates and Deadlines
Early bird rate is applicable through May 12, 2025, at 11:59pm.
NOTE: CPD Points can be used as a method of payment!
| Early-Bird Rate Through May 12 |
Conference Rate After May 12 |
|---|---|
| Full conference: $325
Single day: $250 |
Full conference: $450
Single day: $350 |
CPD Points: Did you know?
You can pay for STC registration with CPD Technical points or CPD General points. About half of SUNY campuses are CPD members and many of them don’t use up their points each year. It’s a great way for you and your colleagues to pay for the conference
Here’s all you need to do to pay with points:
- Find out if your campus is a member.
- Reach out to the campus contact to let them know you are registering and find out which points you should use (Note: This is important, if points are denied you will be responsible for payment.)
- Select CPD Technical or CPD General points under payment options.
Make your case to attend STC
What your colleagues say about attending STC:
The most important thing about the conference is: “Being able to network with IT people from other campuses and being able to interface with vendors.” — Kevin Bom, Manager of Enterprise Infrastructure Services, SUNY Fredonia
“STC is unmatched in facilitating Networking and Team Building with SUNY constituents. The venue, the mix of sessions, vendors, professional development, and team building tracks – all make for a great conference!” — Fion MacCrea, ITEC Service Delivery Manager, SUNY ITEC