Public Affairs Institute

First-Year Applications Due November 14

Public Affairs Institute: First-Year Application

This field is hidden when viewing the form

PUBLIC AFFAIRS INSTITUTE

First-Year Application January 6-9, 2025 The Waterfront Beach Resort Huntington Beach, California

Full Name(Required)

First Last

Title(Required)

Organization(Required)

Your Address(Required)

Street Address Address Line 2 City State ZIP Code

Phone(Required)

Your Email Address(Required)

Email Address Confirm Email Address

Number of years of experience you have in public affairs(Required)

(minimum seven years)

Name of the person to whom you report

First Last

Title of the person to whom you report

Biographical sketch, including a succinct description of your current responsibilities(Required)

Brief description of your objectives in attending the Public Affairs Institute(Required)

Full Information

For the full information, including fees, payment, deadlines and cancelation policies, go to pac.org/institute.

Please complete application here by November 14. Once your application has been accepted, we will send you a confirmation with invoice for registration. Please be aware that in past years the first-year class has filled to capacity before the deadline, so it is recommended that you apply early. You will be notified within one week.

Annual Registration Fee*
Public Affairs Council Members: $6,000
Non-Members: $7,000
Institute Fellows: $3,000

*Note: Tuition includes meals. It does not include the cost of lodging, transportation or personal expenses.

Questions

Kristin Brackemyre
Senior Director, Public Affairs Practice
202-787-5969 | [email protected]

Conference Policies

Public Affairs Institute – Application

First-Year Applications Due November 14

Institute Homepage

Public Affairs Institute: First-Year Application

PUBLIC AFFAIRS INSTITUTE

Full Information

Application Information

Questions

Previous PostAugust Membership Orientation Recording

Next PostIn Person Roundtable Paris: Global Risk, Political Uncertainty, and the Growing Value of Public Affairs