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Session Type: Meeting
Session Type: Meeting
Session Type: Meeting
This meeting will devote several hours to presentations and discussions regarding emergency notification systems on campus. This will include a panel of speakers from various campuses who are actively working on this issue, including Virginia Tech, and presentations by a select group of vendors. Also planned for the agenda is an update on municipal networks, 4G Wi Max and 911 capabilities on campus.
Breakfast and lunch will be served in the meeting room.
(This meeting is open to all EDUCAUSE members, but capacity is limited. If you wish to attend, please write to Wendy Wigen at wwigen@educause.edu)
Session Type: Meeting
Session Type: Meeting
Session Type: Meeting
Lunch will be served in the meeting.
Session Type: Meeting
Lunch will be served in the meeting.
Session Type: Meeting
Session Type: Meeting
Session Type: Meeting
Lunch will be served in the meeting.
Session Type: Meeting
Lunch will be served in the meeting.
Session Type: Meeting
Session Type: Meeting
Session Type: Meeting
Session Type: Meeting
Session Type: Meeting
Session Type: Meeting
Stop by the booth for an informal opportunity to speak with Rodney J. Petersen, EDUCAUSE government relations officer and Security Task Force coordinator.
Session Type: Meeting
Designed for first-time attendees at the EDUCAUSE Annual Conference, this session will help you get the most out of three days of intensive professional development. We'll cover making smart choices about which sessions to attend, networking with colleagues of similar interests, getting professionally involved, accessing information resources and services, and finding your way around the convention center. Any and all questions welcome!
Richard N. Katz leads ECAR, the EDUCAUSE Center for Applied Research, which provides timely research and analysis to help higher education leaders make better decisions about information technology. In addition, he is responsible for the association's corporate relations. Katz developed a number of the EDUCAUSE regional conferences and affiliate partnerships. He has co-authored ECAR research studies on IT networking, IT alignment, leadership, enterprise systems, IT engagement in research, and academic analytics, as well as six books and more than 50 articles, monographs, and book chapters. Since July 1, 2007, Katz has been leading an EDUCAUSE team in Europe developing research programs there and, in 2008 in the Asia-Pacific region.
Session Type: Meeting
Stop by the booth for an informal opportunity to speak with Steven L. Worona, EDUCAUSE director of policy and networking programs and host of the EDUCAUSE Live! Web seminar series.
The mission of the EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative is to advance learning through IT innovation. Stop by the booth for an informal opportunity to speak with Jarret Cummings, ELI program administrator, and Julie Little, ELI associate director.
Session Type: Meeting
CIOs are invited to share with MERLOT staff their institutions' priorities and directions. MERLOT Executive Director Gerry Hanley, Senior Director for Academic Technology in the California State University System, will share how systems and campuses are currently engaging faculty in MERLOT activities and outline strategic directions. Most of the session will focus on feedback from CIOs about current and future MERLOT initiatives.
Session Type: Meeting
Session Type: Meeting
Session Type: Meeting
Breakfast will be served in the meeting room.
Brian L. Hawkins has been president of EDUCAUSE since its inception in 1998 with the merger of CAUSE and Educom. He is responsible for all aspects of the association's mission to advance higher education by promoting the intelligent use of information technology.
Session Type: Meeting
Mark A. Luker leads the association's office in Washington, D.C., overseeing government relations, policy analysis, and Net@EDU, a thought leadership coalition to advance networking for research and education. He has co-edited Computer and Network Security in Higher Education and edited Preparing Your Campus for a Networked Future.
Session Type: Meeting
Session Type: Meeting
Lunch will be served in the meeting.
Session Type: Meeting
Incorporated in May 2006 as a nonprofit entity, the Kuali Foundation directs initiatives in the higher education enterprise software space. Kuali Financial Systems has released its first version, and initiatives in Research Administration and Endowment are underway. Come meet and engage the current leadership at this open discussion session of current projects, work processes, and what’s next.
Please bring your box lunch from the exhibit hall for this meeting.
Session Type: Meeting
Lunch will be served in the meeting.
Session Type: Meeting
TLT Group president and director of technology and education will lead a discussion among subscribers and friends of the group on current topics related to teaching, learning, and technology.
Please bring your box lunch from the exhibit hall for this meeting.
The EDUCAUSE Center for Applied Research is dedicated to fostering a culture of evidence in higher education IT by providing reliable data and discriminating analysis. Please join ECAR's Director and fellows to discuss ECAR initiatives and research development opportunities.
Please bring your box lunch from the exhibit hall for this meeting.
Cynthia Golden coordinates the content of all EDUCAUSE professional development activities as well as the association's content and knowledge management initiatives, and has general oversight of publications, communications, and IT services and strategies within the association. She is responsible for program development for management and leadership development institutes and seminars, and works with the program committees for the annual, regional, and special-topic conferences to create relevant and compelling conference experiences for the members. She also coordinates efforts with EDUCAUSE affiliates such as NERCOMP and SAC, and works with the Professional Development Committee. She has written extensively for professional magazines, and edited and contributed to Cultivating Careers: Professional Development for Campus IT.
Stop by the EDUCAUSE booth (# 1612) for informal opportunities to speak with Teddy Diggs and Nancy Hays, editors of the association's publications, EDUCAUSE Review and EDUCAUSE Quarterly (EQ), about authoring opportunities and topics of current interest.
Session Type: Meeting
Please bring your box lunch from the exhibit hall to this meeting.
Diana G. Oblinger leads the association's teaching and learning programs and directs the EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative (ELI), a community of higher education institutions and organizations committed to advancing learning through IT innovation. ELI's popular materials include the 7 Things You Should Know About… series as well as practical, time-saving Discovery Tools. She has authored, edited, or co-edited eight books including Learning Spaces and Educating the Net Generation, and is co-author of the popular IT Myths series in EDUCAUSE Review.
Session Type: Meeting
The Net@EDU Identity Management Working Group was formerly the PKI Working Group. The renaming recognizes that PKI is just one of the many technologies and services that campuses need to appropriately implement identity management. In this session, the co-chairs will review the group's activities, recruit volunteers for upcoming projects, and develop a list of topic areas for future focus.
The mission of the EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative is to advance learning through IT innovation. Stop by the booth for an informal opportunity to speak with Jarret Cummings, ELI program administrator.
Stop by the booth for an informal opportunity to speak with Garret Sern, EDUCAUSE government relations officer.
Session Type: Meeting
Session Type: Meeting
Renew acquaintances, meet new colleagues and discuss the most pressing issues from the member campuses of the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities. Hosted by the CCCU Commission on Technology.
Session Type: Meeting
Session Type: Meeting
Session Type: Meeting
Session Type: Meeting
The Sakai Foundation, JASIG and the Kuali Foundation are pleased to jointly host a reception for their constituents. Please RSVP to jbdreese@indiana.edu ASAP.
Session Type: Meeting
Session Type: Meeting
Session Type: Meeting
Over the last year, CampusEAI Consortium has expanded its membership, solutions, services and had numerous successes in Portal, Collaborative Technologies, Identity Management, Portlet and Application Development, IPTV and Sakai. CampusEAI’s Executive Director, Anjli Jain, will highlight what we’ve accomplished as a community in the past year and share the targets, goals and objectives for 2007-2008. This event is by invitation only. For more information, please contact info@campuseai.org.
Session Type: Meeting
Breakfast will be served in the meeting.
Stop by the booth for an informal opportunity to speak with Wendy Wigen, EDUCAUSE government relations officer.
Session Type: Meeting
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm: EDUCAUSE 2007 and EDUCAUSE 2008 Program Committees Joint Meeting.
1:15 pm - 4:00 pm: EDUCAUSE 2008 Program Committee only.
Lunch will be served in the meeting.
Session Type: Meeting
In July, 2007 EDUCAUSE convened a national meeting of university CIOs to discuss how CI can function. This meeting generated a set of CI national priorities, strategies and tactics for EDUCAUSE and its' members, including focus on support for research, university leadership's role in the strategic planning for a robust CI on campus, and the need for a sustainable CI funding model. (see http://connect.educause.edu/library/abstract/AReportontheEDUCAUSE/44952)
In additional to the national level, there are both middle layer campus and individual level components of CI. The Net@EDU Campus Cyberinfrastructure (CCI) working group is focusing on strengthening this middle layer in the nation's cyberinfrastructure framework. Meeting participants will help answer vital questions pertaining to campus CI components, including:
- Where does one identify and support this common core middle level of CI that needs to exist to interface with the national layer and individual PI independent of local campus cultures or specific disciplines?
- How can we create a palate of different tactics that can be adopted to particular campus and support our agreed-upon national priorities?
- How can campuses, working through EDUCAUSE, work together to implement these strategies?
Come prepared to work as you learn more about the CCI's current projects and how you can become more engaged with this effort.
Lunch will be served in the Grand Hyatt meeting room.
Session Type: Meeting
Incorporated in May 2006 as a nonprofit entity, the Kuali Foundation directs initiatives in the higher education enterprise software space. Kuali Financial Systems has released its first version, and initiatives in Research Administration and Endowment are underway. Come meet and engage the current leadership at this open discussion session of current projects, work processes, and what’s next.
Please bring your box lunch from the exhibit hall for this meeting.
The EDUCAUSE Center for Applied Research is dedicated to fostering a culture of evidence in higher education IT by providing reliable data and discriminating analysis. Please join ECAR's Director and Fellows to discuss ECAR initiatives and research development opportunities.
Please bring your box lunch from the exhibit hall for this meeting.
Session Type: Meeting
Learn more about the initiatives of the Security Task Force, including progress in strategic areas such as data protection, risk assessment, incident response, and business continuity. Attendees are also invited to bring questions and suggestions regarding efforts to improve IT security in higher education. Volunteer opportunities will also be described.
A box lunch will be served in the Sheraton meeting room.
Session Type: Meeting
If you are interested in advancing learning through IT innovation, you’ll be interested in the EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative (ELI). This session will introduce you to ELI’s focus, programs, and services, as well as how you can get involved in ELI activities.
A box lunch will be served in the Sheraton meeting room.
Stop by the EDUCAUSE booth (# 1612) for informal opportunities to speak with Teddy Diggs and Nancy Hays, editors of the association's publications, EDUCAUSE Review and EDUCAUSE Quarterly (EQ), about authoring opportunities and topics of current interest.
Session Type: Meeting
Please bring your box lunch from the exhibit hall for this meeting.
Stop by the booth for an informal opportunity to speak with Wendy Wigen, EDUCAUSE government relations officer.
Stop by the booth for an informal opportunity to speak with Steven L. Worona, EDUCAUSE director of policy and networking programs and host of the EDUCAUSE Live! Web seminar series.
Session Type: Meeting
Session Type: Meeting
Discussion regarding the status and progress of the TechQual+ project for participating institutions. Institutions interested in hearing more about the project are welcome to attend.
Session Type: Meeting
The EDUCAUSE Board of Directors has scheduled the 2007 EDUCAUSE annual business meeting to be convened at EDUCAUSE 2007 in Seattle, Washington.
The annual business meeting agenda includes reports from the president and executive officers of EDUCAUSE regarding the association's programmatic directions, goals, and accomplishments; a report from the EDUCAUSE treasurer on the financial condition of the association; and a report from the Nomination and Election Committee. New business will be entertained at this meeting.
Preliminary Agenda
- Call Meeting to Order-John E. Bucher, Chair of the Board
- Nomination and Election Committee Report-Martin Ringle, Committee Chair
- Treasurer's Report-Tracy Mitrano
- President's Report-Brian L. Hawkins
- Executive Officer Reports:
- Cynthia Golden, Vice President
- Richard N. Katz, Vice President
- Mark A. Luker, Vice President
- Diana G. Oblinger, Vice President
- New Business-John E. Bucher
- Adjourn-John E. Bucher
