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Southeast Regional Conference

EDUCAUSE regional conferences help you balance a tight travel budget with the value of meeting and exchanging information with peers. The Southeast Regional Conference, like the other EDUCAUSE regional conferences, offers nearby higher education IT professionals a smaller, more intimate version of the EDUCAUSE annual conference in a location that is easy and affordable to reach. If you're from the Southeast, take this opportunity to learn, share, and connect with others in your field and from your part of the country.

Upcoming Southeast Regional Conferences

Past Southeast Regional Conferences

Southeast Regional 2009
Atlanta, Georgia
June 1–3, 2009

Southeast Regional 2008
Jacksonville, Florida
June 2–4, 2008

Southeast Regional 2007
"Navigating the Rapids of Campus Technology"
Atlanta, Georgia
June 11–13, 2007

Southeast Regional 2006
"Balancing Today with Tomorrow through Innovation, Collaboration, and Integration"
Atlanta, Georgia
June 19–21, 2006

Southeast Regional 2005
"On Stage with IT: You Need More than a Good Script"
Atlanta, Georgia
June 6–8, 2005

Southeast Regional Conference 2004
"Investing Today for Tomorrow"
June 7–9, 2004
Atlanta, Georgia

Southeast Regional Conference 2003
"IT in the Academy: Collaboration and Leadership"
June 18–20, 2003
Atlanta, Georgia

Southeast Regional Conference 2002
"IT Leadership in the 21st Century"
June 17–19, 2002
Charleston, South Carolina

Southeast Regional Conference 2001
"Developing the Next Generation of Leaders"
June 27–29, 2001
Orlando, Florida

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