You can register for the 2026 NC Behavioral Threat Assessment and Management Symposium via our registration form.

Registration for the 2026 NC Behavioral Threat Assessment and Management Symposium will include access to all speaker sessions and lunch on Wednesday, Sept. 16 and Thursday, Sept. 17. Breakfast will also be offered on day two.

If you wish to sit for the Certified Threat Manager Exam on Tuesday, Sept. 15 or attend the NCBIO-25 training on Friday, Sept. 18, you must register for these opportunities separately. Registration information for both of these sessions can be found on our Agenda webpage.

There is no deadline to register for this event, however we are capping registration at 200 attendees. The registration form will close when we have hit max capacity. You can register for the 2026 NC Behavioral Threat Assessment and Management Symposium via our registration form.

Registration on site may be available depending on how many registrations we receive prior to the event. Please refer back to this webpage closer to the symposium date for a definite answer.

There is no cost to attend our symposium! This event is funded by the Wolf Pack Behavioral Threat Assessment and Management (BTAM) – Targeted Violence Prevention and Response initiative and the NC State Department of Risk Assessment.

The full agenda for the 2026 NC Behavioral Threat Assessment and Management Symposium can be found on our Agenda webpage.

You do not need to sign up for specific sessions in advance. Once your registration for the symposium is confirmed, you will have access to all offered sessions on Wednesday, Sept. 16 and Thursday, Sept. 17.

If you wish to sit for the Certified Threat Manager Exam on Tuesday, Sept. 15 or attend the NCBIO-25 training on Friday, Sept. 18, you must register for these opportunities separately. Registration information for both of these sessions can be found on our Agenda webpage.

The sharing of presentation materials after the symposium will be left up to the speakers’ discretion. We cannot guarantee that you will have access to presentations after the symposium. This is subject to change.

The 2026 NC Behavioral Threat Assessment and Management Symposium is being held in the Piedmont-Mountains Ballroom in the Talley Student Union on the NC State University main campus, located in Raleigh, NC.

Transportation from your hotel will depend on where you’re staying.

Talley Student Union is situated near the bus stops at:

• Morrill Dr. at Cates Ave
• Morrill Dr. at Carmichael Gym
• Reynolds Coliseum
• Dunn Ave. at Jeter Dr. (Coliseum Parking Deck)

These stops are serviced by campus Wolfline buses and by municipal GoRaleigh buses.

You may also use third-party services such as Uber or Lyft if your hotel is not located near a Wolfline or GoRaleigh bus stop.

Visit our Hotel and Travel webpage for more information.

Parking costs will be covered by the NC State Department of Risk Assessment for the duration of the symposium. Guests will park in the Coliseum Parking Deck near Talley Student Union.

Our team will send out an email leading up to the symposium with additional information on how to obtain your free parking pass.

For more information about parking at NC State, visit our Transportation website.

Talley Student Union is fully accessible with access to both stairs and an elevator. Additional amenities at Talley include:

• A dedicated lactation room on the fourth floor in room 4122. To make a reservation, use our google calendar.
• An Interfaith Prayer and Meditation room, located in room 2116. This room is available during building hours.
• Multiple single occupant restrooms
  • First Floor – Room 1201B (Starbucks)
  • Third Floor – Room 3250 (By the State Ballroom)
  • Fourth Floor – Room 4243 (Past Student Government)
  • Fifth Floor – Room 5244 (Past LGBTQ Pride Center)

Visit our Hotel and Travel webpage for more information about hotel options in Raleigh, NC.

The nearest airport is the Raleigh-Durham International Airport, located approximately 20 minutes from the NC State campus.

The nearest train station is Union Station, located in downtown Raleigh and approximately 10 minutes from the NC State campus.

For more information about bus routes in Raleigh, NC, visit our Hotel and Travel webpage.

Lunch will be provided on both days, and breakfast will be provided on the second day only.

Talley Student Union offers the following on-site dining options:

• 1887 Bistro
• Jason’s Deli
• Los Lobos Global Kitchen
• One Earth World Cuisine
• Port City Java
• Sushi with Gusto
• Starbucks
• Talley Market
• Tuffy’s Diner

Raleigh also offers a plethora of dining and entertainment options, many of which are close to the NC State campus! Visit our More About Raleigh webpage for more information on what to do in Raleigh after-hours.

The dress code for this event is business casual. Talley Student Union can be cold, so we recommend bringing a sweater, cardigan or cover-up of some kind.