Are You an Innovator? -- Campus Technology

Are You an Innovator?

04/01/05

This August, our first Special Focus on the campuses and individuals driving technology innovation in higher ed will debut: The 2005 Campus Technology Innovators.

Have you and/or your campus realized the potential of a recent technology investment? Have you taken it to the max? Have you worked with, or do you know of a school and/or individual worthy of such recognition? Enter a nomination by contacting Claudia Linh at [email protected], and explain, in a brief paragraph, why your nominee(s) should be considered. Mark your subject line, “2005 Campus Innovator Nomination,” and post by June 15. More

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