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NERCOMP Annual Conference

NERCOMP

Join campus IT colleagues and leading figures to discuss key issues relating to the use of computers, networks, and information technology in education, academic research, and educational administration throughout the northeastern United States.

NERCOMP is an EDUCAUSE Affiliate

Upcoming NERCOMP Conferences

NERCOMP 2007
March 19–21, 2007
Worcester, Massachusetts

Past NERCOMP Conferences

NERCOMP 2006
"Innovation and Reliability: Finding the Balance."
March 20–22, 2006
Worcester, Massachusetts

NERCOMP 2005
"A Sea of Choices: Charting the Course for Your Institution"
March 6–8, 2005
Worcester, Massachusetts

NERCOMP 2004
"IT Matters! Supporting the Educational Enterprise in Challenging Times"
March 21–23, 2004
Worcester, Massachusetts

NERCOMP 2003
"Balancing the New, the Old, and the Unexpected"
March 16–18, 2003
Worcester, Massachusetts

NERCOMP 2002
"New Directions in Collaboration: Support, Strategy, Content, Emerging Technologies, and Infrastructure"
March 17–19, 2002
Worcester, Massachusetts

NERCOMP 2001
"E-Learning: Enhancing Education In and Out of the Classroom"
March 18–20, 2001
Worcester, Massachusetts

NERCOMP 2000
"Technology and Renewal: Creating and Supporting the Learning Place"
March 19–21, 2000
Sturbridge, Massachusetts

NERCOMP 1999
"Doing IT: Partnering for Practical Campus Solutions and Outcomes"
March 21–23, 1999
Sturbridge, Massachusetts

NERCOMP 1998
"The Changing Face of IT"
March 22–24, 1998
Sturbridge, Massachusetts

NERCOMP 1997
"Information Technology in the Making of an Educationally Intensive Environment"
March 23–25, 1997
Sturbridge, Massachusetts

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