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Davidson Summit
Thursday, June 19 – Sunday, June 22, 2025 | Reno, NV
The Davidson Summit is our annual flagship summertime gathering for Davidson youth and their families, where relationships are fostered with other Davidson families and the Davidson Institute team. The Summit is hosted in Reno, Nevada on the University of Nevada, Reno campus.
Membership or alumni status to a Davidson program is required for participation.
2025 Davidson Summit Information Session
Learn more about a detailed overview of the Summit schedule, tips, and Q&A!
Summit Information
What is the Summit?
Learn more about this exciting annual family event for Davidson youth, alumni, and their families!
Summit Registration
Check out the Summit registration process, dates and deadlines, and fees.
Summit Schedule & Activities
Learn more about what the Summit weekend has to offer.
Summit Session Descriptions & Speakers
Curious who is presenting at the Summit this year? Check out their session descriptions and bios.
Summit Exhibitors- Coming Soon!
We are thrilled to announce the exciting exhibitors joining us this summer!
Summit FAQs
You've got questions - we've got answers!
Preparing for the Summit
We want to ensure that your journey is smooth and stress-free.
Member Login
Members can access the Davidson Member Community (DMC) to view the direct registration link, accommodation rate codes, discussion boards and more here. Not a member? Apply to a Davidson program!
Young Scholars Program
There should be no ceiling to your child's education. With the Young Scholars Program, there won't be. Our program is free to profoundly gifted students and their families and gives them the opportunity to connect and engage in a community that understands their needs. Summer opportunities are designed exclusively for Young Scholars.
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“Within minutes of arriving at the opening session, it was as if, at long last, he had found ‘his people’. We stood to the side in amazement and joy . . . Our normally very buttoned-down boy was talking a mile a minute, looking happier than we had ever seen him in a group.” – Davidson Young Scholar Parent