Women in IT Leadership: Forging New Paths

Wednesday, October 16, 2013 | 11:30AM–12:20PM | Ballroom E
Session Type: Professional Development
Higher education has done a better job advancing women into top IT leadership roles than much of the corporate sector. A 2012 study on CIOs in higher education identified reasons behind that trend. This interactive session aims to apply research findings to policy and practice in higher ed IT organizations.

OUTCOMES:
Understand the outcomes and implications of the study on gender proportionality in higher education IT leadership. | Recognize there are tangible ways to intervene at the organizational level. | Generate new, creative ideas/organizational practices.

Presenters

  • Beth Clark

    Chief Information Officer, Harvard Business School

Resources & Downloads

http://demo.podcast.323link.com/episodes/e/ed/educause/10965/Women_In_IT_Leadership_Forging_Ne__10965.h264.flash.mp4

Audio/Video File (mp4)
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Audio File (mp3)
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Comments from Presentation Poll
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Presentation files: Part 2
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Presentation files: Part 1
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WOMEN CIOS IN HIGHER EDUCATION
EDUCAUSE Resource
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GENDER DIVERSITY AMONG HIGHER EDUCATION CIOS
EDUCAUSE Resource
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