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EOP Student Leadership Conference

Northern Region Campuses at California State University, Sonoma

Overview

EOP Leadership Conference – Saturday, November 7th, 2026, 8 am–4 pm, at CSU Sonoma State. The annual EOP Leadership Conference brings together CSU-EOP student leaders from Northern Region campuses—Humboldt, Chico, Sonoma, Sacramento, and Maritime—for a day of professional development, collaboration, and networking.

Conference Activities

  • Exploring the History of EOP Programs and their role in supporting student success
  • Leadership Development Workshops to enhance skills and confidence
  • Networking Opportunities with peers and campus leaders

This conference provides a platform for student leaders to grow, share insights, and strengthen connections within the EOP community.

Apply here:

Interested in joining this transformative experience? Submit your application by Friday, October 2, 2026. Don’t miss the chance to connect, grow, and lead alongside fellow EOP student leaders from across the CSU Northern Region. The conference is free for students selected. All registration, meals, and transportation will be provided for the day.

EOP Leadership Conference Application Fall 2026 – Fill out form

History & Legacy

Discover how EOP began as a student-led movement and grew into a transformative program. Learn the stories of trailblazers whose activism opened doors—and why honoring that legacy keeps opportunity alive for future generations.

Advocacy

Build the knowledge and confidence to champion equity on your campus and in your community. Sessions highlight organizing, civic responsibility, and strategies to sustain momentum for change.

Connect Past to Present & Future

Bridge historical lessons to today’s challenges. Reflect on how EOP’s roots inform the work ahead—and how your voice and actions can carry the mission forward.

Becoming a Passionate Leader

Explore the mindset and skills of effective EOP leaders—people who understand the program’s mission, protect its integrity, and innovate to expand impact for students.

Putting Leadership Into Action

Translate values into practice. Engage in activities that sharpen teamwork, problem-solving, and implementation so you can lead initiatives that matter on your campus.