Program Committees

EDUCAUSE professional development events draw significantly from the expertise of higher education professionals to shape program content. The larger EDUCAUSE events—the annual, regional, and special focus conferences—have their own program committees composed of volunteers drawn from our member institutions. These committees generally consist of 12 members who work together from the initial program planning stages through on-site conference support; with terms varying from nine to 18 months. Currently active committees are listed below with links to the associated conference Web page and committee member rosters.

Annual and Regional Conferences

EDUCAUSE 2010 Program Committee Members
EDUCAUSE 2009 Program Committee Members
Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference Program Committee Members
Midwest Regional Conference Program Committee Members
Southeast Regional Conference Program Committee Members
Southwest Regional Conference Program Committee Members
NERCOMP (An EDUCAUSE Affiliate) Program Committee Members
Western Regional Conference Program Committee Members

Special Focus Conferences

Enterprise Information and Technology Conference Program Committee Members
Security Professionals Conference Program Committee Members

Other Conference-Related Volunteer Opportunities

Proposal Reviewer: The annual conference program committee relies on a select group of individuals to assist in the review of presentation proposals related to their fields.

Session Moderator/Convener: These individuals are responsible for welcoming session attendees, introducing presenters, monitoring time, and facilitating Q&A as appropriate.

To volunteer for service on a program committee and for all other opportunities, please complete the Volunteer Interest Form. For more information about volunteering, please contact us at volunteer@educause.edu.

View the full roster of conferences and events offered by EDUCAUSE and its affiliates.

About EDUCAUSE Member Committees Advisory Committees Program Committees Committee Guidelines Committee Chair Responsibilities Committee Member Responsibilities Staff Support		Program Committees EDUCAUSE professional development events draw significantly from the expertise of higher education professionals to shape program content. The larger EDUCAUSE events—the annual, regional, and special focus conferences—have their own program committees composed of volunteers drawn from our member institutions. These committees generally consist of 12 members who work together from the initial program planning stages through on-site conference support; with terms varying from nine to 18 months. Currently active committees are listed below with links to the associated conference Web page and committee member rosters. Annual and Regional Conferences EDUCAUSE 2010 Program Committee Members EDUCAUSE 2009 Program Committee Members Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference Program Committee Members Midwest Regional Conference Program Committee Members Southeast Regional Conference Program Committee Members Southwest Regional Conference Program Committee Members NERCOMP (An EDUCAUSE Affiliate) Program Committee Members Western Regional Conference Program Committee Members Special Focus Conferences Enterprise Information and Technology Conference Program Committee Members Security Professionals Conference Program Committee Members Other Conference-Related Volunteer Opportunities Proposal Reviewer: The annual conference program committee relies on a select group of individuals to assist in the review of presentation proposals related to their fields. Session Moderator/Convener: These individuals are responsible for welcoming session attendees, introducing presenters, monitoring time, and facilitating Q&A as appropriate. To volunteer for service on a program committee and for all other opportunities, please complete the Volunteer Interest Form. For more information about volunteering, please contact us at volunteer@educause.edu. View the full roster of conferences and events offered by EDUCAUSE and its affiliates.
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