Texas Tech University

Conferences

Thanks to our generous donors, travel funding is available for undergraduate and masters students to attend school-sponsored conferences. If awarded, funding will cover flight, hotel, and registration expenses for one conference. Qualified students are eligible for one travel award per academic year.

For more details or to apply for travel funding, please see our Student Travel Funds Application.*

 

Feb

19

FPA DFW

Date: February 19, 2026

Location: Dallas, Texas

Description:
Your gateway to a wealth of knowledge and networking opportunities  designed specifically for CFP® professionals, estate planning attorneys, CPAs, and all financial planning professionals seeking to further their careers.
www.financialplanningassociation.org/event/2025-fpa-dfw-conference

Mar

03

t3 Conference

Date: March 9 - March 12, 2026

Location: New Orleans, Louisiana

Description:
Explore a Past, Present and Future of Pioneering Innovation in Financial Services and Wealth Management
t3conferences.com

May

05

NAPFA Conference

Date: May 5 - May 7 , 2026

Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota

Description:
There’s no better place to learn how to fine-tune your practice than at a NAPFA conference! National conferences are held each spring and fall throughout the U.S. and attract more than 60 exhibitors and 400 practitioners. In addition to outstanding educational sessions, there is always a well-attended exhibit hall to access new business solutions from industry providers.
www.napfa.org/community/future-conferences

Jun

2-4

Pershing insite

Date: June 2-4, 2026

Location: TBD

Description:
Fresh perspectives for wealth professionals.
cventevents.com

Jun

4-6

FTA Conference

Date: June 4-6, 2026

Location: Austin, Texas

Description:
We are building a community of financial therapy professionals, and provide a forum to share research and practice methods and models, and inform policy and practice management standards.
financialtherapyassociation.org/education/conference-2025/

* Students must be in good standing to receive funding. Examples of circumstances for funding ineligibility include, but are not limited to:

  • Academic probation
  • Not in good standing with the university
  • Responsible decision by the Office of Student Conduct