Conference 2007 : Exhibits

  • 01/02/07

Become an Exhibitor

2007 Summer Conference and Exhibition
Conference: July 30 – August 2, 2007
Exhibits: July 31 and August 1, 2007
Renaissance Hotel
Washington, D.C.
Audience

Welcome Exhibitors!

Please join us for Campus Technology 2007, sponsored by Campus Technology magazine. Now in its 14th year, this annual education technology conference and exhibition attracts a diverse audience of IT professionals, administrators, and tech-savvy faculty who are key decision-makers at their institutions.

Campus Technology conferences (formerly Syllabus) are recognized as the event for higher education's leading professionals who are seeking to learn about the latest trends, applications, technologies and products for teaching and administration. Designed for networking and exploration, Campus Technology will enable vendors and attendees to interact and transact in an intimate, collegial environment that is conducive for learning and business.

Audience

Join your industry peers and hundreds of new and returning attendees when the 2007 Campus Technology Conference hosts another exciting week of programming. Space is limited and will sell out. We hope to see you there!

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    Kennedy-King College Rolls Out Holistic Student Support Program

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