NCAA

2019 Regional Rules Seminars

The NCAA Regional Rules Seminars are an NCAA legislation, athletics compliance and associated issues educational forum designed to benefit participants with different responsibilities, backgrounds, experiences and levels of expertise.  Attendees are athletics administrators, coaches, and other campus administrators in the areas of financial aid, registration and admissions from Divisions I, II and II member schools and conferences.

The seminars are at two sites annually.  Educations sessions run from Monday morning through Wednesday evening and include Association-wide programming and sessions for all three divisions. 

Sessions are categorized to assist attendees based on their experience, expertise and presentation-style preference.  It is not necessary for attendees to attend sessions all three days.  Membership division, individual areas of responsibility and attendee seminar learning objectives should be considered when making session selections and travel arrangements.

2019 Regional Rules Seminars Dates and Sites

• May 13-15, Indianapolis, Indiana
• June 3-5, Denver, Colorado

2019 Regional Rules Registration

The NCAA Regional Rules Seminars are free for employees or students of a member school or conference. There is a nominal registration fee for nonmember attendees.  Hotel reservations may be made through the online reservation system with a valid credit card.  All attendees are responsible for their own travel, hotel, meals and other costs.

To register for the seminar in Indianapolis or Denver, visit the registration page.

Need registration assistance?  Email regionalrules@ncaa.org.

2019 Regional Rules Seminars Sessions Schedule

With more than 60 educational and other activities, attendees can build their agenda before they arrive at a regional rules seminar via the event app or by reviewing the daily schedule.  All sessions are identified by division and topic area.  Many sessions are categorized to assist attendees based on their experience, expertise and presentation-style preference.