UNC-Chapel Hill will host the first ever HighEdWeb North Carolina regional conference at the the UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School on June 18. “This one day, in-person event will provide new and exciting professional development and networking opportunities for higher education … Read more
On November 3, the UNC Project and Change Management Community of Practice’s second annual conference engaged and educated attendees with sessions on such topics as team collaboration, time management, prioritizing operational work and projects, and working with student employees. Held … Read more
In early October, four ITS leaders presented at the 2023 EDUCAUSE annual conference, a gathering that bills itself as “the premier higher ed IT event” of the year. The ITS leaders who presented at the October 9-12 conference in Chicago … Read more
The CFE Faculty Showcase on Teaching, held on March 23 and 24 with virtual and in-person presentations, brought together instructors for valuable learning, sharing and networking. In this new dual format and the first in-person event since 2018, the showcase … Read more
More than 65 people attended the UNC Project and Change Management Community of Practice virtual conference on November 4. This was the first conference for the Community of Practice, which formed last year. Brenda Carpen, conference creator and founder of … Read more
The 2022 EDUCAUSE Annual Conference, held in Denver in late October, featured two presentations by ITS staff members, Kate Hash, Assistant Vice Chancellor for Customer Experience & Engagement, and Chelsea Porter, interim Head of Digital Accessibility. EDUCASE is “the largest … Read more
This week 10 ITS employees will present at the SEARUG (Southeast Regional Higher Education Users Group) Alliance conference in Raleigh. Of those, nine staffers are from ITS Enterprise Applications and one staff member is from ITS’ Change Management team, which … Read more
When UNC CAUSE returns in a few weeks to its first full in-person event since 2019, ITS will have a strong showing among the conference speakers. Seven ITS staff members and three people who worked for the department in recent … Read more
