There's so much going on this year. I think we have this pent up energy from two years of being only online, so I feel like this year we're just throwing everything in, and doing a lot of new ideas. Nosh has created multiple Presidential Sessions. In addition, we have themed sessions, we have Interdivisional Sessions. For the first time, that was a separate track in the conference where divisions could collaborate on sessions together. We have a bunch of Blue Sky Workshops, which are more collaborative, and Fishbowl sessions. What's interesting is a lot of our 33 divisions and interest groups have always had like a PhD colloquium. This year, I'm really noticing more of them are doing early career in students specific programming, which is just great. The Global Comm and Social Change, they're doing a Student Early Career Advice Session, which is really great. I think that's actually probably applicable to students in any division, because a lot of that is going to be broader com advice. Of course, there's the Student Early Career Scholars Reception, which is always a lot of fun. That's actually on site this year, cause they wanted to use their resources to provide more food and atmosphere, and not have everybody have to go somewhere and spend all their money on a room rental outside. They really wanted to use all those resources for the benefit of the students in early careers. We've got a New Member Meeting and Student Early Career Orientation, and that's usually pretty small. It's not a large business meeting where 3000 people gather and vote on things. We do all of our votes online so that everyone has representation because, of course, not every member can be in the same place at the same time. We use this slot to really orient people who are new to ICA, whether those are early career folks, or people who just happen to have come from another field and are new to our association. We have the entire executive committee, which is collectively like 30 years of ICA experience in the room, especially with Peter Manji there. He always has such interesting insights for where ICA has come, and where we're going, and the difference between how things function 30 years ago and how they function now in the field (and ICA specifically). We'll have the entire executive committee there in that meeting, and they answer questions. It's one of my favorite parts of the conference because it's this really great dialogue between people who are brand new to the field, and people who are really the senior scholars who really have been around. The executive committee is people who are president or have been elected to become president soon or have been president very recently. It's a six year commitment, once you get elected. They really have a very deep knowledge of the way the association works, and the benefits of being an ICA member, and so that's always just a really good conversation. It's called the New Member Meeting and New Members/Student Early Career Orientation. Is a very catchy title, and that's Saturday 28th, May at 930 in the morning, and that'll be in the conference center. You can just look on that on the schedule for that. Right after that in the same room is the Student Early Career Advisory Committee Business meeting, and so you'll get a lot of students specific, early career specific stuff there as well. I also want to point out the Student Early Career Representatives did this amazing tracking list for if you are new, attend these things, and Jennifer did a great design for it. That'll be in all of our materials. So you can just pretty much follow that. You'll be in good stead by the end of the conference, you will know all the things that you need to know.