Join the Conversation on Engineering IT Leadership

Created by Adriane Ciavonne (EDUCAUSE) on January 24, 2012

The new EDUCAUSE Schools and Colleges of Engineering IT Leadership Constituent Group provides an opportunity to discuss issues associated IT leadership and support to the students, faculty, and staff of engineering schools and colleges.

Discussion topics include identifying priorities and challenges, strategic planning, support, budget, and best practices. In addition to electronic discussions throughout the year, the Schools and Colleges of Engineering IT Leadership Constituent Group also meets at the EDUCAUSE Annual Conference.

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Community Community Blogs Constituent and Discussion Groups Member Directory Affinity Finder Collaborations and Affiliations Wiki		Join the Conversation on Engineering IT Leadership Created by Adriane Ciavonne (EDUCAUSE) on January 24, 2012 The new EDUCAUSE Schools and Colleges of Engineering IT Leadership Constituent Group provides an opportunity to discuss issues associated IT leadership and support to the students, faculty, and staff of engineering schools and colleges. Discussion topics include identifying priorities and challenges, strategic planning, support, budget, and best practices. In addition to electronic discussions throughout the year, the Schools and Colleges of Engineering IT Leadership Constituent Group also meets at the EDUCAUSE Annual Conference. EDUCAUSE News \| Engineering IT Professionals \| Leadership \| Leadership Development Adriane's blog Login or register to post comments 96 reads Bookmark/Search this page with:
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