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May 7–9 • San Francisco, California

EDUCAUSE Western Regional Conference 2007

Next-Gen IT: New Leaders, New Students, New Directions, and Expectations

Whether your focus is administrative services, information resources, teaching and learning, technology infrastructure, or management, you can benefit from attending the Fourth Annual EDUCAUSE Western Regional Conference, May 7–9, 2007. Join us in San Francisco to:

City by the Bay

  • Hear from innovators and forward thinkers about current and emerging best practices in higher education information services
  • Connect with others in positions similar to yours to exchange experiences and explore ways to tackle common challenges
  • Learn about what’s going on in the profession and at the institutions in your area

This year’s theme is "Next-Gen IT: New Leaders, New Students, New Directions, and Expectations.” Preconference seminars begin the morning of May 7, with the full conference program May 7–9, 2007. The program follows five key tracks:

  • Cultivating the Learning Landscape
  • Leading from Where You Are
  • Making IT Work: The Confluence of Technology, People, and Expectations
  • Corporate and Campus Solutions

Make the most of your visit to the City by the Bay! The Hotel Nikko is conveniently located in Union Square, with a variety of attractions, shopping, and restaurants just a short walk away.

General Session Speaker

Linda Thor
Linda Thor
President
Rio Salado College

General Session Panel

Panelists

On the Cutting Edge with Social Software in the Learning Process

Peter Beyersdorf

Peter Beyersdorf
Assistant Professor, San Jose State University

BJ Fogg

BJ Fogg
Director, Persuasive Technology Lab, Stanford University

Nancy Mackin

Nancy Mackin
Adjunct Professor, University of British Columbia and University of Victoria

Sandra Rotenberg

Sandra Rotenberg
Librarian, Solano Community College

John C. Ittelson

Moderated by
John C. Ittelson
Professor, Director, California State University, Monterey Bay
 
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