Hawkins Leadership Roundtable

Participants

The Hawkins Leadership Roundtable is a small-cohort mentoring program for new CIOs and individuals actively seeking their first CIO role. During this interactive learning experience, a team of CIOs guide discussions to explore:

What are the leadership implications regarding the IT issues and trends you're hearing about in sessions?
How can you apply key session takeaways to create and support an IT leadership agenda on your campus?
What are the next steps for incorporating lessons learned into your work when you return to your campus?

You'll benefit in these ways:

You'll have time for reflection, synthesis, and informal networking during the EDUCAUSE Annual Conference.
You'll develop lasting relationships with a cohort you can turn to for advice and guidance as you progress in the CIO role.

Schedule

The roundtable provides hours of networking and mentoring integrated over the three days of the EDUCAUSE Annual Conference including:

Wednesday, November 1 | 12:00–1:30 p.m. (roundtable lunch)
Thursday, November 2 | 11:30 a.m.–1:00 p.m. (roundtable lunch), and 6:00–7:30 p.m. (networking reception)
Friday, November 3 | 7:30–9:00 a.m. (roundtable breakfast)

In Honor of Brian L. Hawkins

This is the eighth annual Hawkins Leadership Roundtable, a program created in honor of former EDUCAUSE president and CEO Brian L. Hawkins.

Thank you to Brian for a legacy of leadership development, mentoring in the profession, and commitment to lifelong learning.

Thank You

Special thanks to the dedicated community members who make up the Hawkins Leadership Roundtable Council 2017.

Register to Participate

Participation is limited to 48 leaders who meet the bulleted criteria below.

To participate, register for the EDUCAUSE Annual Conference and add the Hawkins Leadership Roundtable.

Who Should Attend?

New CIOs
Individuals actively interviewing for their first role as a CIO
Individuals who have not participated in a prior Hawkins Leadership Roundtable cohort before

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