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Katrina 091305

09/13/05

Campus Technology News Update

Consortium Offers Online Courses to Katrina Victims

A consortium of colleges and universities has offered students displaced by Hurricane Katrina free enrollments in online college courses to help maintain their education while they are in transition. Read more in today's CT News Update eLetter.

Additional Resources:
CT exclusive Web coverage of Universities Hit by Katrina.
Is it possible to be prepared for every contingency? Read more and share views.
Terry Calhoun on what campus IT needs to do next. Read his IT Trends column
Campus Technology encourages you to support the disaster relief efforts of the Red Cross

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