EDUCAUSE 2009 Midwest Regional Conference: Call for Proposals Now Open

Created by Colleen Luckett (EDUCAUSE) on August 19, 2008

The call for proposals is now open for the 2009 Midwest Regional Conference, "Intersections: Emerging, Commonly Accepted, and Best Practices in Higher Education IT,” March 23–25 in Chicago.

The deadline for submissions is October 6.

The program for this leading event in higher education IT will follow these tracks:

Managing Enterprise Resources: Best Practices in Architecture and Implementation
IT Service Management Models in Higher Education
Emerging Practices: The Intersection of Teaching, Learning, and Technology
Building Information Services Together: Emerging Practices for Library and IT Collaborations to Advance Institutional Mission
Corporate and Campus Solutions

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		EDUCAUSE 2009 Midwest Regional Conference: Call for Proposals Now Open Created by Colleen Luckett (EDUCAUSE) on August 19, 2008 The call for proposals is now open for the 2009 Midwest Regional Conference, "Intersections: Emerging, Commonly Accepted, and Best Practices in Higher Education IT,” March 23–25 in Chicago. The deadline for submissions is October 6. The program for this leading event in higher education IT will follow these tracks: Managing Enterprise Resources: Best Practices in Architecture and Implementation IT Service Management Models in Higher Education Emerging Practices: The Intersection of Teaching, Learning, and Technology Building Information Services Together: Emerging Practices for Library and IT Collaborations to Advance Institutional Mission Corporate and Campus Solutions EDUCAUSE News \| call for proposals \| EDUCAUSE Conferences \| Midwest Regional Conference Colleen's blog Login or register to post comments 1076 reads
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