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Terry W. Hartle

Terry W. Hartle
Senior Vice President, Government and Public Affairs
American Council on Education (ACE)
Washington, District of Columbia
UNITED STATES

Terry W. Hartle

Publications

Publications
Reauthorizing the Higher Education Act: A Chat with Terry ...
EDUCAUSE Review
May 2009
Interconnecting Worlds
EDUCAUSE Review
January 2002

Presentations

Recent Presentations
EventSessionDate
Frye @ EDUCAUSE 2008Higher Education Act Reauthorization presentation and Q&A10/27/2008
EDUCAUSE Policy Conference 2008P2P Policy Updates: From Campus to Congress, and Now the State House05/08/2008
Net@EDU Annual Member Meeting 2007Federal IT Policy: Higher Education and the New Congress02/08/2007
EDUCAUSE 2006IT Policy in Higher Education: Now a Presidential Concern10/12/2006

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