Ways to Register for the Student Conference:

1. If you are attending the Annual Meeting, on the page titled Registration Items, select your Annual Meeting admission item and click Next. The Student Conference will appear on the next page.
2. If you are not attending the Annual Meeting, on the page titled Registration Items, select the Related Events registration option and click Next. The Student Conference will appear on the next page.

Please contact AMS Meetings ([email protected]) with any questions regarding registration. 

For questions relating to the 26th Annual AMS Student Conference, please contact the program chairs: Bobby Saba ([email protected]), Gabby Brown ([email protected]), Stephanie Ortiz Rosario ([email protected])

Short Courses

A number of short courses will take place on Sunday, 10 January.  Please visit the Short Course page for a complete listing.  

The deadline to register for a short course is 28 December.  

• Cancellation policy
  • Those registered may cancel their registration for a short course up until and through 15 December 2026 at 5:00 PM Eastern. After 15 December at 5:01 PM Eastern, no refunds will be granted for canceled registrations.
  • Please email [email protected] to request a cancellation. 

Ways to Register for a Short Course:

1. If you are attending the Annual Meeting, on the page titled Registration Items, select your Annual Meeting admission item and click Next. The short courses will appear on the next page.
2. If you are not attending the Annual Meeting, on the page titled Registration Items, select the Related Events registration option and click Next. The short courses will appear on the next page.

Short Course Registration Rates 

Please contact AMS Meetings ([email protected]) with any questions regarding registration. 

Guest Registration 

If you are participating in the event as a hybrid attendee, you are allowed to bring up to two guests. Guest badges are $100 each and can be purchased during registration.

• Guests are strictly prohibited from joining you for sessions. They may only attend functions open to all attendees, such as coffee breaks, receptions and exhibit hall hours.
• Guest badges are not available if you are attending remotely.
• Guest registration is intended solely for personal guests (such as partners, spouses, children, or parents) and may not be used by individuals with a professional or academic connection to the weather, water, or climate community.
• To have your guest(s) join you for food functions, you will need to purchase additional ticket(s).

For information on Child/Minor Attendees, please see the Registration Policies page.

Press Registration 

Eligibility for press registration is limited to the working press and freelance science writers with appropriate credentials, as well as public information officers of scientific societies, educational institutions, and government agencies. Individuals who are presenting at the AMS 107th Annual Meeting are eligible to request press credentials; however, they must register for the meeting as presenters and pay the applicable presenter registration fee. Press credentials do not waive presenter registration requirements.

Press Registration application form

For questions regarding Press Registration, please contact Rachel Thomas-Medwid ([email protected]).

Boundary Layer and Turbulence Evening Reception

Join fellow colleagues and peers for the Boundary Layers and Turbulence Evening Reception! Unwind and connect in a relaxed setting featuring light hors d'oeuvres and a cash bar.

Space is limited—be sure to secure your spot today!

Monday, 11 January 2027     7:30PM

Fee: $30

• Last Day for Refund Requests: 15 December
• Deadline to Purchase Tickets: 28 December

Named Symposium Luncheon 

A luncheon will be held in association with each named symposium.  Tickets for each luncheon are $65 and can be purchased through December 28^th.

NOAA/UCAR Tour 

Date: Thursday, 14 January

Time: 8AM-2PM

Nestled in the Boulder foothills lies a hub of global discovery: the NOAA Boulder Campus and the NSF NCAR Mesa Laboratory. Join NOAA and UCAR for a half-day dual-facility tour showcasing world-class exhibits and groundbreaking Earth system science research.

Step inside the David Skaggs Research Center, where scientists monitor solar superstorms, build high-precision weather models, measure global air quality, and run real-world scenarios to prepare for wildfires and safeguard missions like NASA's Artemis project. From there, head up to the NSF NCAR Mesa Laboratory, designed by legendary architect I.M. Pei. Experience interactive, hand-on exhibits, watch live science demos, enjoy a walk on the Walter Orr Roberts Weather Trail, and learn about NSF NCAR and UCAR history and science with a guided tour. Conclude your visit with lunch in the NSF NCAR Mesa Lab cafeteria, surrounded by sweeping views of Boulder and the Flatirons.

The tour includes bus transportation and a boxed lunch at NSF NCAR Mesa Lab.  A limited number of spots are available. 
Claim your spot on this half-day tour today!

Fee: $15

Please note:

• Attendees for the tour MUST be a US Citizen
• Attendees will need to bring a valid government-issued ID (real ID from a state or valid passport acceptable) on the tour
• Due to entering a government facility, attendees cannot bring anything larger than a purse onto the bus, and no bags are preferred
• Your email address will be shared with organizers from NOAA/NCAR to facilitate coordination for the tour 

Important Dates:

• Last day to cancel with a refund: 15 December, 5:00PM Eastern.  After this date no refunds will be provided. 
• Last day to register for the tour:  21 December, 5:00PM Eastern or when capacity is reached