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ACCS 2010 Annual Conference
Posted by jslezak in Conference 2010 on March 1, 2010
The ACCS 2010 Annual Conference, “Doing More With Less,” being held March 17, 18 & 19 at the Doubletree hotel in Charlottesville, Virginia is coming up quickly!
We have 60 presentations to choose from, including hands-on sessions in two computer labs. Our keynote presenters are set – on Thursday, March 18, Rev. Michael D. Joly, pastor of St. Joan of Arc Parish and campus minister priest at the College of William and Mary will present Being “At Home” at Work. On Friday, March 19, Walter McKenzie, Assistant Superintendent for Information Services for the Arlington, Virginia Public Schools will present The Economy of Collaboration and the Economy of Scale.
We look forward to seeing you in Charlottesville!
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The Association of Collegiate Computing Services (ACCS) of Virginia is a state-level organization that supports the sharing of information among technology professionals in Virginia's colleges and universities. Guided by a volunteer board, the goal of ACCS is to provide a forum for these institutions, both public and private, to share common interests in topics related to information technology in higher education.
Membership in ACCS is free and occurs automatically when you register for one of our workshops or conferences. Or, you can join ACCS now!