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Who's been doing the talking, both then and now? |
Participants in past seminars and
meetings
Our registry of online discussion
participants
American Association of Universities Presidents' Meeting
Washington Duke Inn
Raleigh, North Carolina
October 16, 1994
Judith E. N. Albino, President
University of Colorado
Daniel E. Atkins, Dean
School of Information
The University of Michigan
Richard C. Atkinson, Chancellor
University of California at San Diego
Pat Battin, Consultant
Commission on Preservation & Access
John Seely Brown, Vice President
Xerox PARC
Rowland Brown, Consultant
Commission on Preservation & Access
James J. Duderstadt, President
The University of Michigan
Thomas E. Everhart, President
California Institute of Technology
Billy E. Frye, Provost
Emory University
Ira Fuchs, Director Information Technology
Princeton University
Malcolm Gillis, President
Rice University
M.R.C. Greenwood
Associate Director for Science
Office of Science and Technology Policy
Donald N. Langenberg, Chancellor
The University of Maryland
Richard Lanham, Professor Emeritus
University of California at Los Angeles
Neil L. Rudenstine, President
Harvard University
George Rupp, President
Columbia University
Harold T. Shapiro, President
Princeton University
Chang-Lin Tien, Chancellor
University of California at Berkeley
Douglas E. Van Houweling
Vice-Provost for Information Technology
The University of Michigan
Robert Weber
Northeast Consulting Resources, Inc.
Katherine Willis
Director of Corporate Relations
School of Information
Joe B. Wyatt, Chancellor
Vanderbilt University
Windsor Court Hotel
Daniel E. Atkins, Dean
Pat Battin, Consultant
Jay Bolter, Professor
John Seely Brown, Vice President
Rowland Brown, Consultant
Michael Crow, Vice Provost
Bob Greenes, Director
Rebecca Henderson, Professor
Lawrence J. Kirshbaum
Donald Langenberg, Chancellor
Richard Lanham, Professor Emeritus
Peter Lyman, University Librarian
Clifford Lynch, Director DLA
Stuart Lynn, President
William Mitchell, Dean
Jay Ogilvy, Vice President
Martha Pinto, Research Assistant
C. K. Prahalad, Professor
Douglas E. Van Houweling
Hal R. Varian, Professor
Katherine Willis
Blenda J. Wilson, President
Kristina Hooper-Woolsey
Hotel Sofitel
Peter Arnum
Daniel E. Atkins, Dean
Pat Battin, Consultant
John Seely Brown, Vice President
Rowland Brown, Consultant
Steve Cisler
Dr. John Cohen
Laurie Crum
Paul A. Elsner, Chancellor
Billy E. Frye, Provost
Jonathan Grayer
Bob Greenes, Director
Richard Lanham, Professor Emeritus
David Liddle, President
Stuart Lynn, President
Deana Marcum, President
Michael Marien, Editor
James O'Donnell, Professor
Jay Ogilvy, Vice President
Martha Pinto, Research Assistant
Alexander & Judith Singer
Douglas E. Van Houweling
Katherine Willis
American Association of Universities Provosts' Meeting
Lloyd Armstrong
Daniel E. Atkins, Dean
Dr. David H. Auston, Provost
Dr. John A. Brighton
Rowland Brown, Consultant
Dr. Thomas G. Burish, Provost
Dr. Richard Byyny
Stanley Chodorow, Provost
Dr. Jonathan R. Cole, Provost
Daniel Fallon
Dr. Larry R. Faulkner, Provost
Billy E. Frye, Provost
Richard Lanham, Professor Emeritus
Bernard J. Machen, Provost
Deanna Marcum, President
Douglas E. Van Houweling
John C. Vaughn, Executive Officer
Katherine Willis
Send comments to vision-2010@umich.edu. Phase 1 Participants
January 21-22,1995
New Orleans, LA
School of Information
University of Michigan
Commission on Preservation & Access
Georgia Institute of Technology
Xerox PARC
Commission on Preservation & Access
Columbia University
Decision Systems
Brigham & Women's Hospital
Center for Innovation
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
President/Chief Executive Officer
Warner Books, Inc.
The University of Maryland
University of California at Los Angeles
University of California at Berkeley
University of California
Commission on Preservation and Access
School of Architecture & Planning
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Global Business Network
School of Information
University of Michigan
School of Business Administration
University of Michigan
Vice-Provost for Information Technology
University of Michigan
School of Business Administration
University of Michigan
Director of Corporate Relations
School of Information
California State University
Apple Computer, Inc.Phase 2 Participants
May 17-18, 1995
Chicago, IL
NEA Pacific Regional Office
School of Information
The University of Michigan
Commission on Preservation & Access
Xerox PARC
Commission on Preservation & Access
Apple Computer, Inc.
University of Colorado Health Sciences Center
School of Information
The University of Michigan
Maricopa Community Colleges
Emory University
Chief Executive Officer
Kaplan Educational Centers
Decision Systems
Brigham & Women's Hospital
University of California at Los Angeles
Interval Research Corporation
Commission on Preservation and Access
The Council on Library Resources
FUTURE SURVEY
University of Pennsylvania
Global Business Network
School of Information
The University of Michigan
Vice-Provost for Information Technology
The University of Michigan
Director of Corporate Relations
School of Information
The University of MichiganPhase 3 Participants
Four Seasons Hotel
Newport Beach, California
September 17, 1995
Provost & Senior V. P. for Academic Affairs
University of Southern California
School of Information
The University of Michigan
Rice University
Exec Vice President & Provost
Pennsylvania State University
Commission on Preservation & Access
Vanderbilt University
V. P. for Academic Affairs;
Dean of the System Graduate School
University of Colorado
University of Pennsylvania
Columbia University
Vice President for Academic Affairs & Provost
University of Maryland
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Emory University
University of California at Los Angeles
The University of Michgian
The Council on Library Resources
Vice-Provost for Information Technology
The University of Michigan
Association of American Universities
Director of Corporate Relations
School of Information
The University of Michigan
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