EDUCAUSE Southeast Regional Conference 2011

Working Together to Manage Increased Complexity with Finite Resources

Proceedings Available:
Discover presentations and
recordings from the conference.

Also,
CONGRATULATIONS to Mike Carr, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, who earned a complimentary registration for completing his conference evaluation!

The eleventh annual EDUCAUSE Southeast Regional Conference, June 1–3, 2011, in Charlotte, North Carolina, connected colleagues from the region in a successful effort to share ideas and experiences.

The program explored how it takes innovation, exemplary management skills, and a strong collaborative professional network to succeed on today's campuses as projects and services become more amorphous and/or complex and as resources diminish or disappear. This year's conference, "Working Together to Manage Increased Complexity with Finite Resources," looked at concrete ways you can "do more with less" by leveraging the benefits of networking, professional development, and applied understandings of cloud computing and other emerging trends and technologies.

Program Highlights

Wednesday

It Takes a Team, or Does It?; or, Working Together to Manage Increased IT Complexity with Finite Resources

William F. Hogue
Vice President for Information Technology and CIO
University of South Carolina

Tena Crews
Professor
College of HRSM, IIT Program
University of South Carolina

Edward Walton
Chief Financial Officer
University of South Carolina

Helen Doerpinghaus
Vice Provost for Academic Affairs and Dean of Undergraduate Studies
University of South Carolina

George Lampl
Legal Counsel
University of South Carolina

Christopher D. Byrd
Vice Provost for Human Resources
University of South Carolina

Friday

Can We Do It? Making It Work in the New World; or,
Managing Increased Complexity at the Organizational Level in the Real World

Sandeford Julius Schaeffer, III (Moderator)
Director, Advanced Learning Center
The University of Memphis

Robert M. Johnson
Vice President for Student & Information Services
Rhodes College

Kathryn F. Gates
Chief Information Officer
University of Mississippi

Larry D. Conrad
Vice Chancellor and Chief Information Officer
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

The program followed five key tracks:

Cloudy Computing
Experiencing IT: Innovation and Effective Use on Campus
Leading and Managing for Success
Working Together: Peer Networks and Affinity Groups
Corporate and Campus Solutions

NEW! - CIO and Executive IT Leader Roundtable, Wednesday, June 1, 2:30–5:00 p.m. This event brought higher education CIOs and executive IT leaders together for an informal roundtable discussion on current issues and campus challenges, as well as provided additional networking opportunities before and after. Fredrick Miller and Jeanne Skul facilitated. (Please note: This event was limited to 35 college and university CIOs and executive IT leaders and separate registration and fee were required.)

Who Should Attend?

The Southeast Regional Conference was designed for higher education IT professionals who work in: administration, cybersecurity, information systems, information technology infrastructure, IT leadership and management, library systems, policy, and teaching and learning.

Preconference seminars begin the morning of June 1, with the full conference program June 1–3, 2011.

Make the most of your visit to Charlotte. The conference will take place at the Charlotte Marriott City Center, conveniently located in downtown Charlotte.

Program Committee

2011 Southeast Regional Program Committee members

SERC11 Events Proceedings Program Registration Hotel & Travel Corporate Participation Speaker Information Networking & Social Media Contact Us Southeast Regional Conference 2011 Thanks to our sponsors PLATINUM Partner GOLD Partner GOLD Partner GOLD Partner BRONZE Partner		EDUCAUSE Southeast Regional Conference 2011 EDUCAUSE Southeast Regional Conference 2011 Working Together to Manage Increased Complexity with Finite Resources Proceedings Available: Discover presentations and recordings from the conference. Also, CONGRATULATIONS to Mike Carr, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, who earned a complimentary registration for completing his conference evaluation! The eleventh annual EDUCAUSE Southeast Regional Conference, June 1–3, 2011, in Charlotte, North Carolina, connected colleagues from the region in a successful effort to share ideas and experiences. The program explored how it takes innovation, exemplary management skills, and a strong collaborative professional network to succeed on today's campuses as projects and services become more amorphous and/or complex and as resources diminish or disappear. This year's conference, "Working Together to Manage Increased Complexity with Finite Resources," looked at concrete ways you can "do more with less" by leveraging the benefits of networking, professional development, and applied understandings of cloud computing and other emerging trends and technologies. Program Highlights Wednesday It Takes a Team, or Does It?; or, Working Together to Manage Increased IT Complexity with Finite Resources William F. Hogue Vice President for Information Technology and CIO University of South Carolina Tena Crews Professor College of HRSM, IIT Program University of South Carolina Edward Walton Chief Financial Officer University of South Carolina Helen Doerpinghaus Vice Provost for Academic Affairs and Dean of Undergraduate Studies University of South Carolina George Lampl Legal Counsel University of South Carolina Christopher D. Byrd Vice Provost for Human Resources University of South Carolina Friday Can We Do It? Making It Work in the New World; or, Managing Increased Complexity at the Organizational Level in the Real World Sandeford Julius Schaeffer, III (Moderator) Director, Advanced Learning Center The University of Memphis Robert M. Johnson Vice President for Student & Information Services Rhodes College Kathryn F. Gates Chief Information Officer University of Mississippi Larry D. Conrad Vice Chancellor and Chief Information Officer University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill The program followed five key tracks: Cloudy Computing Experiencing IT: Innovation and Effective Use on Campus Leading and Managing for Success Working Together: Peer Networks and Affinity Groups Corporate and Campus Solutions NEW! - CIO and Executive IT Leader Roundtable, Wednesday, June 1, 2:30–5:00 p.m. This event brought higher education CIOs and executive IT leaders together for an informal roundtable discussion on current issues and campus challenges, as well as provided additional networking opportunities before and after. Fredrick Miller and Jeanne Skul facilitated. (Please note: This event was limited to 35 college and university CIOs and executive IT leaders and separate registration and fee were required.) Who Should Attend? The Southeast Regional Conference was designed for higher education IT professionals who work in: administration, cybersecurity, information systems, information technology infrastructure, IT leadership and management, library systems, policy, and teaching and learning. Preconference seminars begin the morning of June 1, with the full conference program June 1–3, 2011. Make the most of your visit to Charlotte. The conference will take place at the Charlotte Marriott City Center, conveniently located in downtown Charlotte. Program Committee 2011 Southeast Regional Program Committee members
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