Getting people back to work is America’s greatest challenge, and community colleges play an integral part in preparing graduates for those jobs. But community colleges also face enormous obstacles, including reduced budgets, increased demand, and the expectations of a new generation of digital-native students. 

Please join Cisco and an innovative group of forward-thinking community college leaders for the Community College Executive Collaboration Roundtable.

This is a highly interactive session, conducted via Cisco TelePresence, which will provide an opportunity for open dialogue with your peers around the country. Hear what is working for others and what is not, and come away with some fresh ideas for your institution.

Moderated by education experts from Cisco, this forum provides an opportunity to network with others in your area and discuss new ideas and solutions to help community colleges address the challenges they face.

• Hear senior leaders from community colleges around the country discussing best practices for improving student services and providing better access to educational resources, anywhere, at any time.
• Discover the latest grants and other funding opportunities, and resources to help you navigate the proposal process.
• Learn about the latest solutions for collaboration, lecture capture, web conferencing, e-learning, and more.
• Experience Cisco TelePresence, a live, immersive, high-definition, face-to-face experience which enables new levels of interaction and collaboration.

Lunch will be served at the conclusion of the event.

Register Today! Seating is limited, so to ensure your space at this important event.

March 3 Eastern Time Zone: www.cisco.com/offer/east

March 3 West Time Zone: www.cisco.com/offer/west

March 10 Central & East Time Zones: www.cisco.com/offer/central

Featured Speakers:

Mugunth Vaithylingham, CIO, College of Southern Nevada 

Pete Rettler, Campus and Community Partner for Online Campuses, Moraine Park Technical College, Wisconsin 

Link Alander,  Associate Vice Chancellor, Technology Services, Lone Star College System, Texas

Moderators:

Todd Huston, Cisco education development manager and former Chief of Staff for the Indiana Dept of Education 

Karen Kelley, Cisco education development manager and member of the 21st Century Schools Initiative

Carroll McGillin, Cisco education development manager and member of the business advisory council of the American Association of Community Colleges

Ian Temple, Cisco education development manager and former founder of the Center for Digital Education