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Educause Western Regional Conference

The Western Regional Conference will not be held as a face-to-face meeting in 2010. EDUCAUSE is creating a new learning and networking opportunity and will post details early next year.

You may be interested in joining us for one of these other EDUCAUSE regional conferences in 2010:

Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference—Baltimore, Maryland, January 13–15
Southwest Regional Conference—Austin, Texas, February 17–19
NERCOMP Annual Conference—Providence, Rhode Island, March 8–10
Midwest Regional Conference—Chicago, Illinois, March 15–17
Southeast Regional Conference—Atlanta, Georgia, June 2–4

Past Western Regional Conferences

Western Regional Conference 2009
"Finding Common Ground Among Shifting Technologies and Expectations"
April 14–16, 2009
San Francisco, California

Western Regional Conference 2008
"One Size Doesn’t Fit All: Finding Practical and Innovative Solutions for Your Campus"
March 31–April 2, 2008

San Francisco, California

Western Regional Conference 2007
"Next-Gen IT: New Leaders, New Students, New Directions and Expectations"
May 7–9, 2007
San Francisco, California

Western Regional Conference 2006
"Building Bridges: Spanning New Horizons"
April 24–26, 2006
San Francisco, California

Western Regional Conference 2005
"Winds of Change: Charting the Course for Technology in Challenging Times"
April 26–28, 2005
San Francisco, California

Western Regional Conference 2004
"Moving Beyond the Boundaries: Connecting Service and Outcomes"
March 3–5, 2004
Sacramento, California

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