Past, Present, and Prospects: The Role, Rise, and Potential Demise of the CIO

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Where goes the CIO? Campus IT leaders confront rising expectations (entitlements?) for IT resources and services, budget cuts across all levels of IT services, and the reorganization of IT units prompted in part by budget pressures. Additionally, many campuses are repositioning the role of the CIO on the larger campus organizational chart. The four CIOs in this panel discussion will explore these issues and more, including the "CIO leadership crisis," personal and professional challenges and opportunities, and the mea culpa moments—what they have learned both from their own bad decisions and those of other IT leaders.

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Mark Askren

Chief Information Officer

University of Nebraska - Lincoln

Lev S. Gonick

Vice President for Information Technology Services and CIO

Case Western Reserve University

Kenneth C. Green

Founding Director

The Campus Computing Project

Darrel Huish

Vice Chancellor of Information Technology Services

Minnesota State Colleges and Universities

Sally Jackson

Professor of Communication

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

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twitter @EDUCAUSE_HULK it's worth it to be CIO, and it's not hard, just a different set of skills you might not be strong at yet. #E10_SESS143 SPEAKER ATTENDEE MEMBER Posted 954 days ago by Kyle Johnson (kyleejohnson via Twitter/Osfoora HD)
twitter #E10_SESS143 EDUCAUSE HULK NO MORE WANT TO BE CIO! TOO HARD! SPEAKER ATTENDEE MEMBER Posted 954 days ago by EDUCAUSE HULK (EDUCAUSE_HULK via Twitter)
twitter #E10_SESS143 K.C. just asked bloggers to self-identify. I'm not sure if I'm in trouble now ;-). SPEAKER ATTENDEE MEMBER Posted 954 days ago by Michael Richichi (chairthrower via Twitter)
twitter is waiting for #e10_sess143 #educause10 to start - CIO... potential demise? >;-) SPEAKER ATTENDEE MEMBER Posted 954 days ago by M Woo (mzyw via Twitter/Chromed Bird)

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