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2004 Program Committee

Vicki Clifford
Director, Internet Strategies
University of Florida

Jewel Coleman
Project Director II
Georgia Institute of Technology

Kimberly D. Conley
Director of Information Services
Henderson Community College

LaNeta Counts
Acting Director, Information Technology Services
Agnes Scott College

Michael Dieckmann
Associate VP for Information Technology & CIO
University of West Florida

Christopher Fulkerson
Director of Instructional & Campus Technologies
Elon University

Jill Gemmill
Assistant Director, Academic Computing
University of Alabama at Birmingham

Cynthia Golden, Staff Liaison
Executive Director of Professional Development
EDUCAUSE

William F. Hogue
Vice President for IT and CIO
University of South Carolina

Norman Hulme
Senior Multimedia Developer
Emory University

Kimball B. Kendall
Assistant Vice President, Information Management and Education Technologies
Santa Fe Community College

Lida L. Larsen, Staff Liaison
Professional Development Specialist
EDUCAUSE

Lucinda T. Lea
Vice President for Information Technology & Chief Information Officer
Middle Tennessee State University

Steve Terry
Director of Client Services, Information Technology Division
The University of Memphis

Carroll Varner
Library Director
East Carolina University

David Whisnant
Vice President of Technology
Wofford College

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