The National Youth Conference rotates locations to expose students to various college campuses and communities to broaden their collegiate opportunities and cultural experiences. 

• 1952 Detroit, Michigan
• 1953 Washington, D.C.
• 1954 Detroit, Michigan
• 1955 Detroit, Michigan
• 1956 Chicago, Illinois
• 1957 Chicago, Illinois
• 1958 Los Angeles, California
• 1959 Terrell, Texas
• 1960 Detroit, Michigan
• 1961 Houston, Texas
• 1962 Miami, Florida
• 1963 New York, New York
• 1964 Los Angeles, California
• 1965 Chicago, Illinois
• 1966 Detroit, Michigan
• 1967 Memphis, Tennessee
• 1968 Cleveland, Ohio
• 1969 Los Angeles, California
• 1970 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
• 1971 Nashville, Tennessee
• 1972 Bishop College: Dallas, Texas
• 1973 Winter Park, Florida
• 1974 Detroit, Michigan
• 1975 Pepperdine University: Los Angeles, California
• 1976 Boston, Massachusetts
• 1977 Seattle Pacific University: Seattle, Washington
• 1978 University of South Florida: Tampa, Florida
• 1979 University of Colorado: Denver, Colorado
• 1980 Tulane University: New Orleans, Louisiana
• 1981 University of California: Riverside, California
• 1982 University of Tennessee: Chattanooga, Tennessee
• 1983 University of Milwaukee: Milwaukee, Wisconsin
• 1984 University of Maryland: College Park, Maryland
• 1985 Washington University: St. Louis, Missouri
• 1986 Yale University: New Haven, Connecticut
• 1987 Washington University
• 1988 Oklahoma Christian College: Oklahoma City
• 1989 University of Indiana: Bloomington, Indiana
• 1990 Michigan State University: East Lansing, Michigan
• 1991 Loyola Marymount University: Los Angeles, California
• 1992 Harding University :Searcy, Arkansas
• 1993 University of Illinois Urbana: Champaign, Illinois
• 1994 Michigan State University
• 1995 University of Washington: Seattle, Washington
• 1996 Abilene Christian University: Abilene, Texas
• 1997 Harding University
• 1998 University of Minnesota: Minneapolis, Minnesota
• 1999 Georgia Tech University: Atlanta, Georgia
• 2000 Michigan State University
• 2001 University of South Carolina: Columbia, South Carolina
• 2002 University of Northern Arizona: Flagstaff, Arizona
• 2003 Ohio State University: Columbus, Ohio
• 2004 University of Arizona: Tucson, Arizona
• 2005 University of South Carolina
• 2006 Abilene Christian University
• 2007 University of Massachusetts: Amherst, Massachusetts
• 2008 No conference
• 2009 Concordia University: Irvine, California
• 2010 Abilene Christian University
• 2011 Pepperdine University: Malibu, California
• 2012 Lipscomb University: Nashville, Tennessee
• 2013 Bowling Green State University: Bowling Green, Ohio
• 2014 Oklahoma Christian University
• 2015 Oklahoma Christian University
• 2016 Harding University
• 2017 Harding University
• 2018 Freed-Hardeman University: Henderson, Tennessee
• 2019 Harding University
• 2020 VIRTUAL

2013: Run

2014: God Focused

2015: Powered Up