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Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference 2003

Maintaining Momentum and Making Progress
January 15–17, 2003
Baltimore, Maryland

Join us in Baltimore for the second annual EDUCAUSE Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference, January 15–17, 2003. Whether your focus is administrative services, information resources, teaching and learning, technology infrastructure, or management within higher education, you'll find opportunities to learn, share, and connect with others in your field and from your part of the country.

The conference theme for 2003 is "Maintaining Momentum and Making Progress." As an IT professional in higher education, you're challenged with balancing the demands of technology with the unique mission of your institution, in a time of constrained resources. Don't miss this chance to build the skills and vision you need to keep your organization strong and productive (whether your institution is large or small, public or private), and also to build a successful and fulfilling career.

At the center of the conference are its practical "how-to" sessions that offer valuable, region-specific information and ideas to help you manage and lead IT at your institution. Join us for preconference seminars on January 15 and the full conference program January 16–17.

The sessions will follow 6 key tracks:

  • Emerging Technologies and Current Issues
  • Enterprise Services
  • Infrastructure
  • Transforming Learning and Teaching
  • Ubiquitous Computing
  • Corporate Presentations

Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference 2003 program committee.

Conference Program and Session Materials

Browse through the below links to access the conference program and session materials, including audio, video, and presentations where available.

Corporate Participation


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