Speakers

Debora Adler, Seton Hall University

Providing Technology Training for the Highly Wired University: Answers and Issues (Track 5)

Strategies for Real-World Instructional Design (Track 2)

Strategies for Real-World Instructional Design (Poster Session)

Anne Scrivener Agee, University of Massachusetts Boston

Assessing Technology Support: Using Portfolios to Set Goals and Measure Progress (Track 5)

Kirk D. Alexander, University of California, Davis

Pedagogy Designed for Pervasive Computing (Track 4)

Paul Asay, Indiana State University

Wireless at Highly Wired Mobile Universities? Campus Infrastructure and Library Applications (Track 2)

Roddy Austin, New York University

RGA Consulting/Polytechnic University - Mobile Computing and Wireless LANs: Lessons Learned in Year One (Corporate Presentation)

Jan A. Baltzer, SunGard Higher Education

COLLEGIS - Technology-Induced Challenges in Higher Education (Corporate Presentation)

Lynda Barner-West, Carlow University

Community and Computers: Pervasive Computing at a Liberal Arts College (Track 1)

Lani Barovick, University of Maryland, Baltimore

Finding Common Ground For IT Strategies (Track 5)

Anthony R. Bichel, Leading Edge Learning

Student-Directed IT Support Programs: The Juniata Model (Track 2)

Janice Biros, Drexel University

A Study of the Academic Value-Added of Wireless Computing (Track 3)

Douglas Blair, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

Pedagogy Designed for Pervasive Computing (Track 4)

Catherine S. Bolek, University of Maryland Eastern Shore

Ubiquitous Computing : Funding Technology (Track 5)

Brenda Bretz, Dickinson College

Creating Effective Learning Spaces Using Planning/Design Rubrics and Utilization Studies (Track 4)

Steve Brink, Juniata College

Student-Directed IT Support Programs: The Juniata Model (Track 2)

David G. Brown, Wake Forest University

Participatory Extension of Lessons Learned List (Track 1)

The Theory and Practice of Ubiquitous Computing (Track 2)

Don Carter, Seton Hall University

Deep and Wide: Faculty, Curriculum, and Culture Change (Poster Session)

Wireless at Highly Wired Mobile Universities? Campus Infrastructure and Library Applications (Track 2)

Lloyd Case, Montgomery College

Win Big: Integrate College and IT Planning (Track 5)

Robert W. Cavenagh, Dickinson College

Creating Effective Learning Spaces Using Planning/Design Rubrics and Utilization Studies (Track 4)

Mary Ann Chianelli, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

IT Leveraging to Promote Technical Cultural Change in a Large, Diverse Institution (Track 5)

Carol C. Cirka, Ursinus College

Teams and Technology: Trials and Tribulations (Track 4)

Sharon Collins, East Carolina University

Loading Applications via the Web (Poster Session)

The Handheld Computer and Wireless Connectivity: Enhancing Teaching, Learning, and Managing Information Technology Resources (Track 2)

Anthony D. Conto, University of Maryland

MAX-imizing for Success (Track 3)

Michael Corry, The George Washington University

Developing a Community of Practice for Online Moderators (Poster Session)

Melissa Dark, Purdue University

A Profile of Information Security Training Needs on University Campuses (Track 3)

Jacob Dickerson, Juniata College

Student-Directed IT Support Programs: The Juniata Model (Track 2)

Dennis Dintino, Polytechnic Institute of New York University

RGA Consulting/Polytechnic University - Mobile Computing and Wireless LANs: Lessons Learned in Year One (Corporate Presentation)

Ahmed El-Haggan, Coppin State University

Implementing VOIP PBX Solutions on Campus Intranet (Track 3)

James F. Fajohn, Virginia Commonwealth University

Student Computer Initiative: It Takes a University (Track 1)

Ronald G. Forsythe, Jr., University of Maryland Eastern Shore

Ubiquitous Computing : Funding Technology (Track 5)

Eric J. Fountain, Seton Hall University

The Ubiquitous Computing Assessment Data Repository: A New (Free) Tool for Program Assessment (Track 1)

Jason Fournier, Juniata College

Student-Directed IT Support Programs: The Juniata Model (Track 2)

Russell Francisco, Seton Hall University

Providing Technology Training for the Highly Wired University: Answers and Issues (Track 5)

William Frawley, University of Delaware

Advanced and Emerging Instructional Technologies at a Research University (Track 2)

Gale Fritsche, Lehigh University

The Handheld Computer and Wireless Connectivity: Enhancing Teaching, Learning, and Managing Information Technology Resources (Track 2)

John Fritz, University of Maryland, Baltimore County

Using Streaming Media for Online User Training in IT (Track 2)

Ralph Gabbard, Arizona State University

Wireless at Highly Wired Mobile Universities? Campus Infrastructure and Library Applications (Track 2)

Jan Gabrielson, American University

Teach Them to Fish... (Track 2)

James J. Gallamo, The Catholic University of America

ERP Systems: Ongoing Support Challenges and Opportunities (Track 5)

William P. Goad, Oklahoma Christian University

A First Year Experience with Ubiquitous Computing (Track 1)

Murray Goldberg, The University of British Columbia

Silicon Chalk - SLATE: In-Class Software for Communication, Collaboration, and Community Building on Wireless Laptops (Corporate Presentation)

William H. Graves, SunGard Higher Education

Eduprise, An EDUCAUSE Silver Partner - E-Education and the Learning Partnerspace (Corporate Presentation)

Robert E. Griffin, Saint Francis University

Turning Vision and Expectation Into Reality: Building a Wireless Campus and Library for the Future at Saint Francis University (Track 3)

Terry Griffin, Avaya Inc.

Avaya, Inc. - Unified Communication Solutions: Curing Information Overload by Simplifying the Message Store, Applying Business Rules and Increasing Collaboration (Corporate Presentation)

Ray Hamann, The Johns Hopkins University

Anywhere on the Planet: MyJHSPH (Poster Session)

Stephen Hardesty, Duquesne University

Stage 2 Project Planning for Early Adopters: Meeting Advanced and Specialized Educational Technology Project Development (Track 4)

Tara Hendricks, Seton Hall University

Streaming Media Methodologies: How the Emerging Multimedia Technologies of Real-Time Internet Video Delivery Can Be Harnessed by Educators (Track 4)

John Hildebrand, The Johns Hopkins University

Anywhere on the Planet: MyJHSPH (Poster Session)

Jane Hutchison, William Paterson University of New Jersey

Cheap Dates: Faculty Technology Support Lessons Learned from Sister Institutions (Poster Session)

Mary Lou Ingeholm, Georgetown University

MAX-imizing for Success (Track 3)

Dikran W. Kassabian, University of Pennsylvania

The Evolution of the I2 gigaPOP (Track 3)

Norene Kemp, The Johns Hopkins University

Anywhere on the Planet: MyJHSPH (Poster Session)

Matt Kenslea, Rovia Inc.

Rovia, Inc. - How E-Textbooks Can Create a Dynamic Learning Experience (Corporate Presentation)

John King, Ursinus College

Dell Computer Corporation, An EDUCAUSE Silver Partner and Ursinus College - Partnership for Ubiquitous Computing (Corporate Presentation)

Rapid Development and Deployment of a Ubiquitous Computing Environment: The Ursinus College Experience (Track 1)

Phillip G. Knutel, Bentley University

Developing a Successful Long-Term Strategy for the Adoption of Ubiquitous Computing (Track 1)

Beth LaCour, Seton Hall University

Strategies for Real-World Instructional Design (Track 2)

Strategies for Real-World Instructional Design (Poster Session)

WebDEV Depot, Your One-Stop Web Development Warehouse (Track 2)

Paula Laholt, Ursinus College

Teams and Technology: Trials and Tribulations (Track 4)

Stephen G. Landry, Seton Hall University

Considering a Laptop Computer Requirement? Critical Success Factors for Ubiquitous Computing (Track 2)

The Theory and Practice of Ubiquitous Computing (Track 2)

William Lantry, The Catholic University of America

A Faculty Support Model: Affordable, Sustainable, Evolutionary, and Revolutionary (Track 4)

Bringing IT All Back Home: Centralizing Systems in a Decentralized Climate (Track 5)

Ronald Legon, University of Baltimore

Eduprise, An EDUCAUSE Silver Partner - E-Education and the Learning Partnerspace (Corporate Presentation)

Dick Leurig, Montgomery College

Eduprise, An EDUCAUSE Silver Partner - E-Education and the Learning Partnerspace (Corporate Presentation)

Mona Levine, Montgomery College

Win Big: Integrate College and IT Planning (Track 5)

Paul M. Levit, Dickinson College

Creating Effective Learning Spaces Using Planning/Design Rubrics and Utilization Studies (Track 4)

Charlotte Lott, Chatham University

Community and Computers: Pervasive Computing at a Liberal Arts College (Track 1)

Ziaeddin Mafaher, The Catholic University of America

Bringing IT All Back Home: Centralizing Systems in a Decentralized Climate (Track 5)

Randolph H. Manning, Suffolk County Community College

Wireless Technology: Beyond the Classroom (Poster Session)

Mike Matulevich, Seton Hall University

Wireless at Highly Wired Mobile Universities? Campus Infrastructure and Library Applications (Track 2)

Lucretia McCulley, University of Richmond

Collaborative Leadership: Integrating Information Fluency into the Teaching and Learning Environment at the University of Richmond (Track 4)

Patsy Mills, East Carolina University

Growing Your Own IT Professionals: Innovative Efforts to Recruit, Train, and Retain IT Professional (Track 5)

Mary Eileen Moller, Seton Hall University

From Soup to Nuts to Bolts: Supporting a Ubiquitous Computer Environment (Poster Session)

John M. Morris, Drexel University

Online Course Development: From an Art to a Craft (Track 4)

Patrick C. Morton, Wake Forest University

A Level Playing Field: The Standard Software Platform and Ubiquitous Computing (Poster Session)

Star A. Muir, George Mason University

Assessing Technology Support: Using Portfolios to Set Goals and Measure Progress (Track 5)

Michael R. Mundrane, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

Rutgers IT Complex (Track 3)

Peter J. Murray, University of Maryland, Baltimore

A Faculty Support Model: Affordable, Sustainable, Evolutionary, and Revolutionary (Track 4)

Bringing IT All Back Home: Centralizing Systems in a Decentralized Climate (Track 5)

ERP Systems: Ongoing Support Challenges and Opportunities (Track 5)

Nancy Jeanne Mustachio, Seton Hall University

Lessons Learned from Courseware and Campus Portal Implementation (Poster Session)

Jerry F. Neil, University of Maryland, Baltimore

Piloting A Network Support Model (Track 3)

Ruth Newberry, Duquesne University

Stage 2 Project Planning for Early Adopters: Meeting Advanced and Specialized Educational Technology Project Development (Track 4)

S. Georgia Nugent, Kenyon College

Pedagogy Designed for Pervasive Computing (Track 4)

John L. Oberlin, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Considering a Laptop Computer Requirement? Critical Success Factors for Ubiquitous Computing (Track 2)

Arnold R. Oliver, Eastern Shore Community College

Presidents' Panel: Matching Visions with Reality (General Session)

Bill Otskey, Seton Hall University

Providing Technology Training for the Highly Wired University: Answers and Issues (Track 5)

Jennifer Oxenford, University of Pennsylvania

The Value of High-Performance Networking and International Distributed Learning (Track 1)

Gregory D. Palmer, University of Pennsylvania

The Evolution of the I2 gigaPOP (Track 3)

The Value of High-Performance Networking and International Distributed Learning (Track 1)

Rodney J. Petersen, EDUCAUSE

Federal Policy Implications for Campus IT Decision Makers (Track 3)

Karen R. Petitto, West Virginia Wesleyan College

Considering a Laptop Computer Requirement? Critical Success Factors for Ubiquitous Computing (Track 2)

Paul Petroski, University of Maryland, Baltimore

Piloting A Network Support Model (Track 3)

Christopher G. Phillips, University of Maryland, Baltimore

Finding Common Ground For IT Strategies (Track 5)

Piloting A Network Support Model (Track 3)

Peggy Phillips, University of Maryland, Baltimore

Finding Common Ground For IT Strategies (Track 5)

Phyllis Pickens, Ramapo College of New Jersey

Cheap Dates: Faculty Technology Support Lessons Learned from Sister Institutions (Poster Session)

Kaye Pinhey, University of Maryland Eastern Shore

Ubiquitous Computing : Funding Technology (Track 5)

Joseph A. Provenzano, Jr., American University

Teach Them to Fish... (Track 2)

Davina Pruitt-Mentle, University of Maryland

University and County Partnerships: Professional Development Courses in Technology for Practicing Educators and Administrators (Poster Session)

George Pyo, Saint Francis University

Turning Vision and Expectation Into Reality: Building a Wireless Campus and Library for the Future at Saint Francis University (Track 3)

Frank J. Reda, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

IT Leveraging to Promote Technical Cultural Change in a Large, Diverse Institution (Track 5)

William Reynolds, University of Maryland, Baltimore

Piloting A Network Support Model (Track 3)

Evan T. Robinson, Shenandoah University

The Impact of Isolationism and Interactivity to Distance Education Programs (Track 4)

Sally A. Roden, University of Central Arkansas

Development of Ubiquitous Computing at a Mid-Sized, State-Supported University, Year Two: Extending the Promise (Track 1)

David P. Roselle, University of Delaware

Presidents' Panel: Matching Visions with Reality (General Session)

Michael Ellis Scheuermann, Drexel University

Online Course Development: From an Art to a Craft (Track 4)

Joe Schuch, Thorburn Associates Inc.

The Renovation Survival Kit (Track 5)

Phyllis C. Self, Western Illinois University

Student Computer Initiative: It Takes a University (Track 1)

Garret Sern, EDUCAUSE

Federal Policy Implications for Campus IT Decision Makers (Track 3)

Patricia B. Serotkin, Saint Francis University

Turning Vision and Expectation Into Reality: Building a Wireless Campus and Library for the Future at Saint Francis University (Track 3)

Walter W. Sevon, Jr., George Mason University

Assessing Technology Support: Using Portfolios to Set Goals and Measure Progress (Track 5)

William Shewbridge, University of Maryland, Baltimore County

Using Streaming Media for Online User Training in IT (Track 2)

Samuel Shiffman, Seton Hall University

Streaming Media Methodologies: How the Emerging Multimedia Technologies of Real-Time Internet Video Delivery Can Be Harnessed by Educators (Track 4)

Jeffrey Alan Smith, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center

MAX-imizing for Success (Track 3)

Jonathan E. Smith, SunGard Higher Education

Campus Pipeline, Inc., An EDUCAUSE Gold Partner and North Shore Community College - Blueprint for a Successful Technology Implementation on Campus (Corporate Presentation)

David J. Souren, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

IT Leveraging to Promote Technical Cultural Change in a Large, Diverse Institution (Track 5)

Paul A. Stieman, Oracle

Sun Microsystems, Inc., An EDUCAUSE Silver Partner - The "Net Effect" of New Technologies on Higher Education (Corporate Presentation)

Michael Stout, Deployment Partners Inc.

Intel Corporation - Reduce Workstation Downtime and Upgrade Too? (Corporate Presentation)

Andrew Sutton, East Carolina University

The Handheld Computer and Wireless Connectivity: Enhancing Teaching, Learning, and Managing Information Technology Resources (Track 2)

Andrew Tatusko, Mount Aloysius College

Lessons Learned from Courseware and Campus Portal Implementation (Poster Session)

Rosalind Tedford, Wake Forest University

Front and Center: Getting Library Resources Included in your University's Technology Plan (Track 1)

David Temoshok, U.S. General Services Administration

Securing Electronic Business (Track 3)

Ronald B. Toll, Lebanon Valley College

Development of Ubiquitous Computing at a Mid-Sized, State-Supported University, Year Two: Extending the Promise (Track 1)

Judith E. Tribble, Indiana State University

Wireless at Highly Wired Mobile Universities? Campus Infrastructure and Library Applications (Track 2)

G. William Troxler, Capitol College

Presidents' Panel: Matching Visions with Reality (General Session)

Chih-Hsiung Tu, The George Washington University

Developing a Community of Practice for Online Moderators (Poster Session)

Bert Wachsmuth, Seton Hall University

The Ubiquitous Computing Assessment Data Repository: A New (Free) Tool for Program Assessment (Track 1)

David Ward, American Council on Education (ACE)

Instructional Technology: The Misfit of Expectations and Achievements (General Session)

Fran White, Goucher College

Collaborative Leadership: Integrating Information Fluency into the Teaching and Learning Environment at the University of Richmond (Track 4)

Collaborative Learning at the University of Richmond (Poster Session)

Timothy Wilkinson, Dell Inc.

Dell Computer Corporation, An EDUCAUSE Silver Partner and Ursinus College - Partnership for Ubiquitous Computing (Corporate Presentation)

H. David Womack, Wake Forest University

Front and Center: Getting Library Resources Included in your University's Technology Plan (Track 1)

Catherine W. Yang, EDUCAUSE

Developing a Successful Long-Term Strategy for the Adoption of Ubiquitous Computing (Track 1)

Paul Younghouse, Seton Hall University

Collaborating to Create Multimedia Case Studies (Poster Session)

Strategies for Real-World Instructional Design (Poster Session)

Strategies for Real-World Instructional Design (Track 2)

Brent Zimmer, East Carolina University

Loading Applications via the Web (Poster Session)

Barbara Zirkin, Stevenson University

Ramping up to Speed: Implementing Technology in a Professional School (Poster Session)