Campus Technology 2007: July 30 – August 2 in Washington, DC -- Campus Technology

Campus Technology 2007: July 30 – August 2 in Washington, DC

04/19/07

Looking for a way to move technology forward on your campus and take your career to the next level? Don’t miss Campus Technology’s 14th annual higher education conference, “Roadmap to IT Leadership,” this summer in DC. Four days of workshops, presentations and interactive panels will provide you with ‘takeaways’ you can really use. Sessions are designated as strategic or tactical within five tracks—IT Leadership, Academic Technologies, Campus-Wide Systems, Creating a Future Vision for the Campus, and Campus Forums. Check out the extensive program, innovative speakers and drill-down workshops and bring your campus team. See the complete schedule here.

www.campustechnology.com/conf

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