Providence, Rhode Island

NERCOMP Annual Conference 2012

March 12–14, 2012 • Providence, Rhode Island and Online

The Human Side of IT: Does Technology Enhance or Limit Human Interactions?

The NERCOMP Annual Conference will be March 12–14, 2012, in Providence, Rhode Island, and – for the first time – concurrently online. The Rhode Island Convention Center and Westin Hotel are centrally located in the historic downtown district of Providence, and just a short walk from a variety of attractions and restaurants.

The NERCOMP Annual Conference delivers content that shapes the future of IT, addressing the overall thematic question: “Does Technology Enhance or Limit Human Interactions?” Thinking about the personal side of IT is important on campuses today as we all struggle to strike the balance between technology and humanity.

Registration is open. Browse the face-to-face and online programs to see what innovative and practical ideas are being presented, and what hot topics will be discussed. Be inspired to take a critical look at where you currently are, and where you can go when you return to campus.

Who Should Attend?

Whether you are a broad scope information technologist, teaching and learning professional, or library professional, there are track sessions tailored to meet your learning needs. Staff, faculty and researchers who use IT to conduct their daily work will also benefit from attending the NERCOMP Annual Conference.

If you can’t attend in Providence, don’t miss out – plan to participate online!

General Session Speakers

Tuesday General Session

Increasing Awareness of IT's Value through Marketing: The Key to IT-Business Integration

Marilyn T. Smith Photo
Marilyn T. Smith
Head of Information Services and Technology
MIT

Mitchel W. Davis Photo
Mitchel W. Davis
Chief Information Officer
Bowdoin College

Dan Roberts Photo
Dan Roberts
President & CEO
Ouellette & Associates Consulting, Inc.

Wednesday General Session

Disruptive Tech: What's New, What's Coming, and How It Will Change Everything

David Pogue Photo
David Pogue
New York Times Columnist
CBS News Correspondent

Additional Event Opportunities

Senior Leadership Forum, Monday, March 12, 1:00–5:00 p.m.
Don’t miss the opportunity to engage in a lively exchange of insights and solutions with your senior IT and library leader colleagues from throughout the Northeast region!

This event allows senior IT and library leaders to step back from the pressures of our daily work and reflect on larger discipline, institutional, and societal goals, trends, and opportunities. The program will re-engage us in big-picture thinking through a mix of presentations, panel discussions, and opportunities for facilitated exchange of ideas and solutions in focused topic areas.

Registration is limited to senior IT and library leaders. Lunch is included with your registration prior to the forum. (Please note: A separate registration and fee are required.)

Program Committee

View the list of the 2012 NERCOMP Annual Conference Program Committee members.

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