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Featured Presenter: Mark David Milliron, Director, National Institute for Staff and Organizational Development (NISOD), University of Texas at Austin. "He tied together trends in general society to higher education, and how higher education needs to adapt to the changing environment." "Great, with a fantastic vision and message for the audience. Extremely thought provoking and challenging." "Milliron's presentation was best due to its emphasis on the future and the need for higher education institutions to understand and create the intelligence they need for effective decision-making and meeting the needs of new learners." —Comments from Mark Milliron's 2006 presentation at the annual meeting of the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) Endorsed by the The Higher Learning Commission (HLC) of the North Central Association of Colleges and SchoolsTechnology. Enrollment. Globalization. Are you keeping up with it all? Take 90 minutes to ponder their impacts, as well as other trends, under the guidance of presenter Mark Milliron, an expert in technology and learning, and catalyzing innovation and excellence in higher education. While some in higher education say it feels like we're at a crossroads, others tell us they feel like they're moving at full speed in the fast lane–and being pushed from behind! Between increasing globalization, expanding technology use, rising insight expectations, and an emerging education imperative, we have much to do to prepare for this journey. This presentation will try to begin this preparation by catalyzing key conversations about these and other hot topics, with a special focus on their possible impact on teaching, learning, student services, and leadership. Moreover, it will challenge us to tackle these topics with less hyperbole and more thoughtful explorations of the issues and opportunities coming our way in the months and years to come. Discussion Areas
Who Should Participate?This program is designed for college and university academic and institutional leaders who want to focus on strategic trends and long-range thinking as they shape their long-range strategic plans. It will also be of interest to corporate and business leaders who analyze trends in higher education as part of their overall business plan.
Presenter: Mark David MillironMark Milliron will also be a keynote presenter at SCUP's annual, international conference, July 7–11, 2007!
Milliron has served as vice president for education and medical practice with SAS, the world's largest private software company, president and CEO of the League for Innovation in the Community College, executive director of Global Learning Initiatives with Oracle Corporation, and vice president for academic and student services at Mayland Community College in North Carolina. His passion is exploring the worlds of learning and leadership. He has authored books, monographs, and articles; spoken at colleges, corporations, and conferences nationally and internationally, and has served on numerous education, non-profit, and corporate boards. While teaching at Arizona State, Milliron received the International Communication Association's Teaching Excellence Award. More recently, the University of Texas at Austin's College of Education honored Milliron as a Distinguished Graduate for his service to the education field. He was also named one of the top Shapers of the Future by Converge Magazine in August 2000. And in 2005, PBS Adult Learning Service named Milliron the recipient of its annual O'Banion Prize for transformational work in support of teaching and learning. His PhD is in educational leadership from the University of Texas at Austin, where he was a Kellogg Senior Research Fellow. Moderator: Mary Doyle
AIA Members and Continuing Education OpportunitySCUP is a registered provider of continuing education units for the American Institute of Architects. If you are eligible to earn continuing education units from AIA, sign the AIA report form that will be sent to each listening site in advance of the program, and fax it back to the SCUP office. SCUP will submit completed session forms to AIA for you. This webcast offers 1.5 hours of continuing education units. Anyone attending the live broadcast may request a certificate as a record of his or her attendance. Order the CD of this event!You can purchase a CD of the program. The CD is an entire archive of the live 90-minute program, with the PowerPoint synced with the audio from the program, and the audience interaction. Questions? Please contact Corrie Migneco at corrie.migneco@scup.org or call 734.998.6690.
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Original Broadcast
In August of 2006, Mark David Milliron was named the Suanne Davis Roueche Endowed Fellow, Senior Lecturer, and Director of the National Institute for Staff and
Organizational Development (NISOD) in the College of Education at the University of Texas at Austin. NISOD serves more than 700 institutional members nationally
and internationally, and is dedicated to the professional development of faculty, administrators, and staff, and to catalyzing innovation and excellence in teaching
and learning. This April, Milliron will be the recipient of the 2007 recipient of the American Association of Community Colleges National Leadership Award, which is
presented to individuals whose accomplishment and professional contributions to the community college field have been outstanding.
Mary Doyle is the vice president for information systems at Washington State University, and is responsible for leading the policy, planning, development, deployment,
operation, and maintenance of resources comprising the institution's core technology infrastructure. The core technology infrastructure includes campus networks, centrally
administered administrative systems, university file and mail services, technology in general university classrooms (including WHETS), public broadcasting, and centrally
provided technology support services. As the university's Chief Technology Officer, Doyle provides vision and leadership for achieving the university's strategic plan goals
through management of information technology resources. The vice president is responsible for developing, implementing, and monitoring the university's information
technology strategic plan. Doyle is the chair of SCUP–42, the society's annual, international conference and idea marketplace, which will be held in Chicago, July
7–11, 2007.
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