Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference 2004

Enabling the Educational Enterprise
January 13–15, 2004
Baltimore, Maryland

"EDUCAUSE has been an outstanding investment for my staff and for me…. Our participation in the national and regional conferences and workshops affords us the opportunity to learn and grow professionally." -Paul B. Gandel, Vice Provost for Information Services and Dean of University Libraries, University of Rhode Island

Join us in Baltimore for the third annual EDUCAUSE Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference, January 13–15, 2004. The 2004 theme is "Enabling the Educational Enterprise." Whether your focus is administrative services, information resources, teaching and learning, technology infrastructure, or management within higher education, you will find opportunities to learn, share, and connect with others in your field and from your part of the country.

At the center of the conference are practical "how to" sessions that offer valuable, region-specific information and ideas to help you manage and lead IT at your institution. Join us for preconference seminars on the morning of January 13 and the full conference program January 13–15. The sessions follow six key tracks:

• Policy and Procedure Issues: Security, Privacy, Copyright, Liability, Computer and Information Policy and Law, and other topics
• Leadership, Management, and Governance: Budget and Funding Emphasis
• Technology and Infrastructure: Architecting the IT Infrastructure
• Enterprise Systems: Managing Complexity
• Corporate Presentations

Keynote Speakers

• Kim Kelley - Associate Provost and Executive Director of the Center for Intellectual Property, University of Maryland University College
  
• William V. Maconachy - Manager, National Information Systems Security (INFOSEC) Education and Training Program, National Security Agency, I2
  

Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference 2004 program committee.

Conference Program and Session Materials

Browse through the below links to access the conference program and session materials, including audio, video, and presentations where available.

• Complete program by date and time
• Complete program by speaker name
• Complete program by track:
  • General Sessions
  • Track 1–Teaching, Learning, and Libraries Reflective Practice
  • Track 2–Policy and Procedure Issues: including security, privacy, copyright, liability, computer and information policy and law, and other topics
  • Track 3–Leadership, Management, and Governance: Budget and Funding Emphasis
  • Track 4–Technology and Infrastructure: Architecting the IT Infrastructure
  • Track 5–Enterprise Systems: Managing Complexity
  • Corporate Presentations
  • Poster Sessions

Corporate Participation

• Corporate Sponsors