May 31, 2025 - 20:43

The Risk Professionals Symposium is set to occur from June 11 to June 14, featuring a series of engaging activities on the Prairie View A&M University campus and at the Westin Oaks Galleria. The event will commence with an opening reception on the evening of June 11 at the host hotel, providing an excellent opportunity for attendees to network and connect.
On June 12, participants can look forward to a full day of informative sessions and discussions led by industry experts. The symposium aims to address current challenges and best practices within the realm of risk management in higher education. Attendees will have the chance to participate in workshops, panel discussions, and keynote presentations, all designed to enhance their knowledge and skills in this critical field.
The event promises to be a valuable experience for professionals seeking to improve their understanding of risk management strategies and to foster collaboration among peers. With a diverse lineup of speakers and topics, the symposium is poised to be a significant gathering for those dedicated to advancing risk management in educational institutions.
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