EDUCAUSE 2012 Mid–Atlantic Regional Conference

January 11-13, 2012 • Baltimore, Maryland

Reimagining IT in a Changing Landscape

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recordings from the conference.

At the 10th annual EDUCAUSE Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference, January 11–13, 2012, in Baltimore, attendees reimagined, reinvented, and innovated in a climate of constant change and challenge with colleagues from across the region. Knowing that IT leaders must partner with faculty, staff, and students to create innovative solutions to the challenges of today and tomorrow, attendees took this opportunity to share, create, and learn new approaches while anticipating and responding to our changing world and higher education landscape. Now is the time for “uncommon thinking for the common good.”

Program Highlights

The program followed six programming tracks:

Wednesday General Session

Disrupting Ourselves: Cherished Assumptions, New Designs, and the Problem of Learning in Higher Ed

Randy Bass

Associate Provost and Professor of English
Georgetown University

Friday General Session

An Urge to Make a Difference in the Lives of Students

Kathy Humphrey

Vice Provost and Dean of Students
University of Pittsburgh

Additional Event Opportunities

CIO and Senior IT Leader Roundtable, Wednesday, January 11, 2:30–5:00 p.m.
Sponsored by Moodlerooms, Gold Partner
This event brought together higher education CIOs and senior IT leaders for an informal discussion on current issues and campus challenges, as well as provided networking opportunities before and after the roundtable. Bret Ingerman, Robert Renaud, and Linda Mehlinger facilitated the discussions.

New IT Managers Program, Tuesday, January 10 – Friday, January 13
This program provided a comprehensive view of the role of manager as well as specific skills development in several key management areas, offering an invaluable opportunity to share information and experiences with peers and experienced IT practitioners in a highly interactive series of sessions both face-to-face and online. (A separate registration and fee were required.)

Who Attended

The Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference provided a content-rich and diverse program for higher education IT professionals, including librarians and teaching and learning professionals. Those who plan and implement information technology and those who help their constituencies use information technology appropriately found significant value in the program content. A special invitation was extended to mid- and entry-level professionals.

Program Committee

View the list of the Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference 2012 Program Committee members.

Professional Development Events Proceedings Program Registration Hotel & Travel Corporate Participation Speaker Information Networking and Social Media Contact Us Thanks to our sponsors PLATINUM Partner GOLD Partner GOLD Partner SILVER Partner		Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference 2012 EDUCAUSE 2012 Mid–Atlantic Regional Conference January 11-13, 2012 • Baltimore, Maryland Reimagining IT in a Changing Landscape Proceedings Available Find presentations and recordings from the conference. At the 10th annual EDUCAUSE Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference, January 11–13, 2012, in Baltimore, attendees reimagined, reinvented, and innovated in a climate of constant change and challenge with colleagues from across the region. Knowing that IT leaders must partner with faculty, staff, and students to create innovative solutions to the challenges of today and tomorrow, attendees took this opportunity to share, create, and learn new approaches while anticipating and responding to our changing world and higher education landscape. Now is the time for “uncommon thinking for the common good.” Program Highlights The program followed six programming tracks: Leadership and Management Experience IT Mobile and Cloud Technologies Supporting Enterprise Services and Users Teaching, Learning, and Research Corporate and Campus Solutions Wednesday General Session Disrupting Ourselves: Cherished Assumptions, New Designs, and the Problem of Learning in Higher Ed Randy Bass Associate Provost and Professor of English Georgetown University Friday General Session An Urge to Make a Difference in the Lives of Students Kathy Humphrey Vice Provost and Dean of Students University of Pittsburgh Additional Event Opportunities CIO and Senior IT Leader Roundtable, Wednesday, January 11, 2:30–5:00 p.m. Sponsored by Moodlerooms, Gold Partner This event brought together higher education CIOs and senior IT leaders for an informal discussion on current issues and campus challenges, as well as provided networking opportunities before and after the roundtable. Bret Ingerman, Robert Renaud, and Linda Mehlinger facilitated the discussions. New IT Managers Program, Tuesday, January 10 – Friday, January 13 This program provided a comprehensive view of the role of manager as well as specific skills development in several key management areas, offering an invaluable opportunity to share information and experiences with peers and experienced IT practitioners in a highly interactive series of sessions both face-to-face and online. (A separate registration and fee were required.) Who Attended The Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference provided a content-rich and diverse program for higher education IT professionals, including librarians and teaching and learning professionals. Those who plan and implement information technology and those who help their constituencies use information technology appropriately found significant value in the program content. A special invitation was extended to mid- and entry-level professionals. Program Committee View the list of the Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference 2012 Program Committee members.
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