Going National

From Campus Technology Magazine for March

Going National

As campuses struggle to be disaster-prepared, CT gets behind a nationwide effort.

Being the author of a “Seen & Heard” column has placed me in an interesting position: People call or e-mail every week to tell me what they’ve seen or heard. (Isn’t it neat the way that works?) Unfortunately, I’ve taken to mentally editing those contributions on the fly as they come in, so that I don’t find myself inundated by the time I have to sit down and knock out this column... Read on!

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