Federal Policy Program

EDUCAUSE is a principal and trusted source for information and guidance on IT policy issues for higher education at the federal, state, and campus levels. Based in Washington, D.C., the EDUCAUSE Policy Program actively works to unify the voice of higher education on important issues by collaborating with other organizations in the form of participation, formal membership, cooperating boards, and other joint activities. Activities and resources include the annual EDUCAUSE Policy Conference, congressional testimony, issue briefs, and the Washington Update electronic newsletter.

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March 16, 2010: National Broadband Plan Released March 2, 2010: Deadline Extension for Infrastructure Projects Under BTOP/BIP February 23, 2010: IPEC Seeking Public Input on IP Enforcement Strategy January 27, 2010: U.S. Research and Education Networking Organizations Submit Comments on NBP January 22, 2010: NTIA and RUS Release NOFA for Round Two of Broadband Funding View All Subscribe View All >>	What the Verizon-Google proposal has achieved…. EDUCAUSE participates in a flurry of comments to the FCC regarding broadband Betting on Wireless Broadband Access to Push the U.S. Forward “Third Way” may be the lever to resolve the debate over net neutrality U. S. Department of Education issues "Dear Colleague" letter on HEOA P2P provisions View All Subscribe View All >>	National Broadband Policy Cyberinfrastructure Data Breach Notification Economic Stimulus Emergency Communications Identity Theft Red Flags Peer-to-Peer Filesharing View All >>

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