American University CIO Dave Swartz Selected as New Chair of Higher Education Information Security Council

Created by Valerie M. Vogel (EDUCAUSE) on November 9, 2009

We would like to welcome Dave Swartz (Assistant VP & CIO, American University), who begins his term as co-chair of the Higher Education Information Security Council. He will serve alongside Brian Voss (Vice Chancellor for Information Technology & CIO, Louisiana State University), a co-chair since January 2009.

We would also like to thank Pete Siegel (Vice Provost & CIO, University of California, Davis) for his 3 years of service as a co-chair and member of the EDUCAUSE/Internet2 Higher Education Information Security Council.

Learn more about the council or contact us.

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		American University CIO Dave Swartz Selected as New Chair of Higher Education Information Security Council Created by Valerie M. Vogel (EDUCAUSE) on November 9, 2009 We would like to welcome Dave Swartz (Assistant VP & CIO, American University), who begins his term as co-chair of the Higher Education Information Security Council. He will serve alongside Brian Voss (Vice Chancellor for Information Technology & CIO, Louisiana State University), a co-chair since January 2009. We would also like to thank Pete Siegel (Vice Provost & CIO, University of California, Davis) for his 3 years of service as a co-chair and member of the EDUCAUSE/Internet2 Higher Education Information Security Council. Learn more about the council or contact us. Cybersecurity Initiative Announcements \| Cybersecurity \| Higher Education Information Security Council Valerie's blog Login or register to post comments 23 reads
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