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Deadline Extended: 2016 Campus Technology Innovators Awards

The deadline for the 2016 CT Innovators Awards has been extended to March 1.

Campus Technology has extended the deadline for its annual Innovators Awards: Nominate your technology project by March 1.

The CT Innovators Awards recognize institutions, technology project leaders and vendor partners that have used technology in new ways to support teaching, learning, administration and operations.

Your peers will help decide

Entries will be reviewed by our Innovators Judging Committee of higher ed tech leaders, many of whom are former Campus Technology Innovators award winners. Final winners will be selected by our expert team of editors.

Awardees receive:

  • 1 free registration for Campus Technology 2016 (Aug. 1-4 in Boston)
  • Conference registration discount for 1 project team member
  • Other special recognition at CT 2016 for vendor partners and project contributors
  • Opportunity to present a poster at Campus Technology 2016
  • Profile in Campus Technology magazine and on CampusTechnology.com

For more information, go to the Innovators site.

About the Author

Rhea Kelly is editor in chief for Campus Technology, THE Journal, and Spaces4Learning. She can be reached at [email protected].

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