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Midwest Regional

EDUCAUSE regional conferences help you balance a tight travel budget with the value of meeting and exchanging information with peers. The Midwest 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 Midwest, take this opportunity to learn, share, and connect with others in your field and from your part of the country.

Upcoming Midwest Regional Conferences

Midwest Regional Conference 2010
March 15–17, 2010
Chicago, Illinois

Midwest Regional Conference 2011
March 14–16, 2011
Chicago, Illinois

Past Midwest Regional Conferences

Midwest Regional Conference 2009
"Intersections: Emerging, Commonly Accepted, and Best Practices in Higher Education IT"
March 23–25, 2009
Chicago, Illinois

Midwest Regional Conference 2008
"New Directions in Higher Ed IT: Navigating the Course While Still Drawing the Map"
March 17–19, 2008
Chicago, Illinois

Midwest Regional Conference 2007
"Facing a River of Challenges"
March 12–14, 2007
Chicago, Illinois

Midwest Regional Conference 2006
"Leadership, Strategy, and Collaboration: Making IT Work at All Levels"
March 13–15, 2006
Chicago, Illinois

Midwest Regional Conference 2005
"Technology, Culture, and Collaboration: Next Challenges for Higher Education"
March 21–23, 2005
Chicago, Illinois

Midwest Regional Conference 2004
"Partnerships for Progress"
April 21–23, 2004
Chicago, Illinois

Midwest Regional Conference 2003
"Strategic IT Leadership In Challenging Times"
March 24–26, 2003
Chicago, Illinois

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