The EDUCAUSE/Internet2 Network Council

The EDUCAUSE/Internet2 Network Council is an appointed advisory body that considers policy issues that affect campus, regional, and national networks; and helps Internet2 and EDUCAUSE advocate thoughtfully and effectively regarding network issues.

The council engages on issues and concerns that may impact the future of networking, both at the college and university level and policy issues related to national and regional networks. The council communicates frequently and holds regular meetings. Additionally, the entire EDUCAUSE/Internet2 Network Council meets in person twice a year.

The Network Council is an evolution of the Network Policy Council, and as such will continue to address the community's need to understand and address network issues in higher education. For more information:

View the Network Coucil member list
Contact the EDUCAUSE Washington, D.C., office

Policy EDUCAUSE Policy Policy Issues Policy News Policy Resources Campus Policy About Us		The EDUCAUSE/Internet2 Network Council The EDUCAUSE/Internet2 Network Council is an appointed advisory body that considers policy issues that affect campus, regional, and national networks; and helps Internet2 and EDUCAUSE advocate thoughtfully and effectively regarding network issues. The council engages on issues and concerns that may impact the future of networking, both at the college and university level and policy issues related to national and regional networks. The council communicates frequently and holds regular meetings. Additionally, the entire EDUCAUSE/Internet2 Network Council meets in person twice a year. The Network Council is an evolution of the Network Policy Council, and as such will continue to address the community's need to understand and address network issues in higher education. For more information: View the Network Coucil member list Contact the EDUCAUSE Washington, D.C., office
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