BCCE 2026, hosted by the University of Wisconsin–Madison, brings together chemistry educators, researchers, and practitioners for a week of sharing ideas, exploring innovations, and building connections. Building on past BCCEs, this conference introduces a global remote participation options, new session types (a hybrid poster session, Community Conversations, and Distillations), and MICER@BCCE—all designed to expand interaction, accessibility, and engagement.
Madison Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway welcomes BCCE 2026 attendees to the city, recognizing the importance of chemistry education and inviting participants to enjoy Madison’s lakes, downtown, campus, and community during their conference stay.
Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers proclaims July 26–August 1, 2026, as Chemistry Education Week, recognizing the contributions of chemistry educators and the role of chemistry education in advancing discovery, innovation, sustainability, and student learning.
Location, Planning, and Values
BCCE 2026 centers accessibility, sustainability, and inclusive, welcoming spaces. These priorities shape decisions about the venue, programming, and overall attendee experience.
Information about the people and partnerships behind BCCE 2026.
Conference Theme and Guiding Ideas
Explore the organizing framework for BCCE 2026.
