Wired for Success

Registration - Outside Rangos 1

Breakfast and Address

Dr. Peter Lee, Department Head and Professor, Computer Science Department

Interest Session 1

1. How Carnegie Mellon is Utilizing Technology – Meena Lakhavani, Director of User Educational Services; John Papinchak, Director of Enrollment Services

2. Understanding how Students are Utilizing Technology- John Hannon, Director of Student Development; Susan Ambrose, Associate Provost Education; and Holly Hippensteel, Director of Student Life

3. Challenges of Technology and Responses –Cynthia Valley, Director Counseling & Psychological Services; John Lerchey, Computer Network Security Coordinator and Dan Munch, Office of the General Counsel

Interest Session 2

1. How Carnegie Mellon is Utilizing Technology – Meena Lakhavani, Director of User Educational Services; John Papinchak, Director of Enrollment Services

2. Understanding how Students are Utilizing Technology- John Hannon, Director of Student Development; Susan Ambrose, Associate Provost Education; and Holly Hippensteel, Director of Student Life

3. Challenges of Technology and Responses –Cynthia Valley, Director Counseling & Psychological Services; John Lerchey, Computer Network Security Coordinator and Dan Munch, Office of the General Counsel

Lunch

Lunch Speaker:Chuck Bartel, Director of Network Services
Millennial's and Mobility

The Millennial generation is likely the most aggressive users of mobile communication devices to date. As this generation is coming of age and making their way to college, higher education institutions are faced with the issues of how to support this very mobile generation. Carnegie Mellon has been following a multi-year, multi-vendor strategy to enhance cellular communications and wireless networking at our Pittsburgh campus. We will highlight some of the key differences between Millennial's and their use of technology compared to previous generations and discuss how Carnegie Mellon is evolving our communication services to support this highly mobile generation.