Day 1 of the conference begins with registration and an Opening Plenary focused on "Honoring the Legacy," celebrating the history and achievements of those who paved the way. Attendees then participate in a Civil Rights Tour, gaining insight into past struggles that continue to influence today's society. The Artificial Intelligence (AI) Fest showcases "Shaping the Change," as it highlights innovations transforming industries and addressing modern challenges. All competitive orations will be accessible on the conference app, allowing participants to engage with the content conveniently. The day concludes with Networking sessions, fostering connections and collaborations that create "Footsteps to the Future," inspiring new ideas and partnerships for a brighter, more inclusive tomorrow. Dinner will be on your own, providing an opportunity to explore local dining options.

Day 2 of the conference continues with registration and features an Executive Board Meeting to discuss strategic initiatives. Attendees can engage with all oral student research presentations, showcasing academic excellence. Competitions, including Debate, Model African UN, and Quiz Bowl, highlight the participants' skills and knowledge. An empowering business meeting and Luncheon provide networking and collaboration opportunities. Faculty and staff participate in development sessions to enhance their professional skills. The evening is capped with "Honors Got Talent," celebrating diverse talents. Dinner is on your own, offering a chance to explore the Magic City, Birmingham, Alabama, and enjoy its local cuisine.

Day 3 of the conference begins with vendor registration and features all competitive tie-breakers, ensuring a fair and exciting conclusion to the competitions. The Graduate School & Vendor Fair, a long-awaited event, provides valuable opportunities for students to explore and continue their academic endeavors. Students showcase their work during the poster research presentations, highlighting innovative ideas and research. A considerable time gap between lunch and the gala allows attendees to prepare and enjoy their last evening in Birmingham, Alabama. The day culminates in a semiformal awards gala, celebrating achievements and excellence, followed by a lively student after-party to close the conference on a high note.

The final day of the conference features a virtual church service from Faith Chapel, allowing attendees to experience the private HBCU's belief in faith during a bountiful brunch. This gathering offers good ole Southern cuisine and hospitality, providing a warm and meaningful conclusion to the conference. Attendees are thanked for making history by participating in the first NAAAHP conference held in Birmingham, Alabama, hosted by Miles College.