Gregory A. Jackson

Vice President, Policy and Analysis

EDUCAUSE

1150 18th Street, NW, Suite 1010
Washington, District of Columbia
UNITED STATES

http://gjackson.us/

gjackson@educause.edu

(202) 331-5351

Gregory A. Jackson

• Biography
• Publications
• Presentations

Biography

Greg Jackson is vice president for policy and analysis at EDUCAUSE. He previously served as vice president and CIO of the University of Chicago, where he was responsible for the institution's principal information technology organization and represented the university in matters related to IT nationally and internationally. Prior to joining the University of Chicago, Jackson served four years as director of academic computing at MIT, where he oversaw Project Athena and other academic programs, and before that he was a faculty member at Stanford University and Harvard University. His research has focused on university decision making and how financial aid influences prospects’ college choices.

Publications

Publications

Compartments, Customers, or Convergence?

EDUCAUSE Review

January 2007

E Pluribus Unum

EDUCAUSE Review

January 2004

Network Security Versus Personal Computing: Which Will Wi ...

EDUCAUSE Review

January 2003

Vive la Difference?

EDUCAUSE Review

January 2002

Ya Can Talk all Ya want, But IT's Different Than It Was

EDUCAUSE Review

January 2001

Who's Who, Who Isn't, What They Can Do, and How

EDUCAUSE Annual Conf

January 2000

Yes, You Can Trust Your E-Mail

EDUCAUSE Review

January 2000

Digital Certificates: How, Why, What to Do Next ?

EDUCAUSE Review

January 2000

'Follow the Money' and Other Unsolicited Advice for CIOs

CAUSE/EFFECT (Archives)

January 1999

Presentations

Upcoming Presentations

Event	Session	Date
ECAR 2009 Symposium	Growing Complexity, Shrinking Resources, and Policy Coherence	12/03/2009

Recent Presentations

Event	Session	Date
EDUCAUSE Live! November 23	Complying with P2P Mandates in the Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008	11/23/2009
EDUCAUSE 2009 Face-to-Face Conference	Meet Gregory A. Jackson, EDUCAUSE Vice President for Policy and Analysis	11/06/2009
EDUCAUSE 2009 Face-to-Face Conference	Complying with P2P Mandates in the Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008	11/06/2009
Enterprise Technology Conference 2008	The Big Brother Dilemma - Sponsored by CIBER Enterprise Solutions	05/29/2008
EDUCAUSE 2007	Things I’ve Screwed Up—and How!	10/26/2007
Seminars on Academic Computing 2007	The Confidentiality-Collaboration Conundrum	08/08/2007
ECAR 2007 Summer Symposium	A Reaction to Yochai Benkler's Session, "Education, Collaboration, and the Networked Information Commons"	06/13/2007
Seminars on Academic Computing 2006	Strategic Thinking for the IT Leader in Times of Change <i>(con't)</i>	08/09/2006
EDUCAUSE 2004	Whether Jethro is Enough, and Other Dilemmas for the CIO - Sponsored by PeopleSoft, Inc., An EDUCAUSE Platinum Partner	10/22/2004
Midwest Regional Conference 2003	Strategic Leadership in Challenging Times - sponsored by Omni Tech Corporation	03/26/2003
EDUCAUSE 2000	Who's Who, Who Isn't, What They Can Do, and How	10/13/2000
EDUCAUSE 2000	Seminar 10P - Robbing Peter to Pay Paul (and Other Approaches to Telephone and Data-Network Rate Setting)	10/13/2000
Seminars on Academic Computing 2000	Harsh Dreams, Pipe Realities, and Other Unexpected Sources of Wisdom	08/09/2000
EDUCAUSE '99	Seminar 13P - Certificate Authorities and Identifying Users on Campus, A CREN Seminar at EDUCAUSE	10/29/1999

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