2008 Agenda
NEW! Click here for the PADUG 2008 Schedule Grid
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Monday, October 13 |
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8:00
8:30 |
Vendor Set-up
Registration Begins |
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9:00 |
Pre-Conference Coffee Talks |
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10:00 |
Opening General Session |
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11:00 |
Sessions |
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12:00 |
Luncheon – Datatel/DUG Board presentations |
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1:30 |
Sessions |
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2:30 |
Sessions |
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3:20 |
Refreshment Break |
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4:00 |
Sessions |
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7:30 |
Reception |
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Tuesday, October 14 |
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8:00 |
Sessions |
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9:00 |
Sessions |
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9:50 |
Refreshment Break |
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10:30 |
Sessions |
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11:30 |
Sessions |
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12:30 |
Lunch
Closing General Session |
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2:00 |
Susquehanna Departmental Tours
| 2008 Conference Highlights
Pre-Conference Coffee Talk
Monday 9:00am - Join the folks at Susquehanna for a continental breakfast and meet & greet. Network and talk shop with your counterparts on issues affecting your institution. Tables will contain office-identifying signs and be set up in the private dining rooms of the Degenstein Center.
Evening Reception
Monday 7:30pm - Meet up with people from across the state of PA (and the country) for some serious food and drink time. Featuring plenty of food, music, and an open bar.
Post-Conference Walk-Through
Tuesday 2:00pm - After the conference, stay a while for a tour of Susquehanna's administrative offices. Talk to counterparts and see how Susquehanna uses the Datatel system.
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Meanwhile, you may contact the presenter or track leader to request that handouts be emailed to you.
2008 Schedule Grid
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FAB (Finance and Business) Sessions
Track Leader: John Sonnen - jsonnen@washjeff.edu
| FAB01 |
Data Security and Employee Best Practices for the Business Office |
John Sonnen |
Washington & Jefferson College |
This session will focus on reviewing a list of 20 or more employee practices that will keep your office in compliance with federal laws such as GLBA and FERPA. These tips and tricks will help prevent accidental identity theft by well intentioned employees. |
| FAB02 |
From Bored to Board with FRX |
Sally Rodriquez |
Reading Area Community College |
Come see how Reading Area Community College uses FRX to do monthly Financial Reports and Board Reports. They are quite pleased with the results. This is not a sales presentation. |
| FAB03 |
Entrinsik Informer Used for Financial Reporting at Allegheny College |
Jodi Millin and Jason Ramsey |
Allegheny College |
Informer from Entrinsik is a reporting tool that is easier for end-users than Query Builder. The implementation and use of Informer has been of great value at Allegheny. It has completely supplanted any plans on Query builder for reporting. In addition it allows users to retrieve information in any one of several useful formats for use in further analysis. This demonstration and lecture session will focus on reports we have created related to student accounts, general ledger, and other financial data. |
| FAB04 |
Controller Roundtable |
Tom Szejko |
Washington & Jefferson College |
Controllers and CFO's are welcome to join us for this roundtable session to share with other financial managers just like you! Participants have ample opportunity to chat with colleagues about mutual topics of interest. Ask questions, share innovations, move from topic to topic in a small group setting. |
| FAB05 |
Student Accounts Roundtable |
Christa Eberle and John Sonnen |
Susquehanna University and Washington & Jefferson College |
Student account managers are welcome to join us for this roundtable session to talk about issues and problems that are unique to dealing with, communicating with, and counseling with students regarding their bills, outstanding balances and topics of that ilk. Ask questions, share innovations, and move from topic to topic in a small group setting with your colleagues. |
HR (Human Resources) Track Sessions
Track Leader: Jill Schutz - jschutz@ccac.edu
| HR01 |
Self Service for Payroll
Employee Online Services on Web |
Pat Strano |
Widener University |
Employee Online Services on Web |
| HR02 |
Leave Plans Made Easy! |
Brenda Balonis |
Susquehanna University |
This session take you through the steps of planning and setting up leave plans and how to use them with or without Web Time Entry. |
| HR03 |
How To Set Up and Manage Web Time Entry |
Cathy Smith |
Susquehanna University |
This session will take you through the steps of setting up Web Time Entry on the HR side as well as tips on how to manage it once it’s up and running. |
| HR04 |
PA SecureID |
David Tandberg |
Pennsylvania Department of Education |
This state issued ID will be assigned to every student in the state to track their educational progress from K through college. Come see what the Pennsylvania Information Management System is and how it can benefit the state and the institutions that participate. |
| HR05 |
Race - Ethnicity Codes Changes |
Erez Lenchner |
LaGuardia Community College |
New ethnicity codes for IPEDS reporting come find out how others plan to handle these changes. |
| HR06 |
Applicant Tracking for Higher Education |
John Kercher
Jay DiFrank |
Novusolutions
Gannon University |
NovusHR is a web based solution that will automate your entire recruitment process and eliminate all that paper! This session will include Gannon University and you will have an opportunity to see the solution at work and ask Gannon University about challenges they faced during the rollout. Get answers about automating your process today. |
| HR07 |
Local Services Tax (LST) Compliance & Act 32 of 2008 |
Jay Molluso, General Council |
Central Tax Bureau, Inc. |
Local Service Tax compliance and Act 32 of 2008 which requires uniform withholding of income taxes and remittance to a single local collector. |
| HR08 |
LST Compliance and Act 32 of 2008
Round Table |
Jill Schutz |
CCAC |
Join us to share ideas on LST compliance and Act 32 changes to withholding in Colleague |
| HR09 |
Implementing Web Pay Advices |
Dottie Wassel, Mitch Pittsenbarger |
Gannon University |
This session will focus on how Gannon plans to use Pay Advices in Web Advisor. Gannon has developed a custom screen in Web Advisor to give employees the choice of viewing their pay advice online or to continue to receive a paper copy. |
IA (Institutional Advancement) Track Sessions
Track Leader: Lisa O'Dellick - odellil@juniata.edu
| IA01 |
Connections, Connections, Connections |
Neil Belles |
Neumann |
Maintaining "Connections" with alumni online using iModules. This session also crosses tracks with on-line Recruiting and Enrollment, "Connecting with prospects and applicants" using i2e and maintaining "Connections" while students. |
| IA02 |
Colleague Advancement PreProcessors |
Nancy Bryant |
Washington & Jefferson |
What you need to know to start your conversion process. |
| IA03 |
Ben to CA Conversion Roundtable Discussion |
Gene Bourne |
Roanoke College |
Have questions about the Ben to CA conversion? Come talk with others who have been there, done that. |
| IA04 |
Colleague Advancement Conversion x5 |
Tricia Kelley |
DeSales |
Learn the ins and outs of the Benefactor to CA conversion. |
| IA05 |
Colleague Advancement Implementation Update |
Karli Grant |
Datatel |
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IT (Information Technology) Track Sessions
Track Leader: James Williams - williaja@neumann.edu
| IT01 |
Using Query Builder with Web UI |
Nancy Bryant |
Washington and Jefferson College |
Sit back and hear a presentation on how one user is utilizing QueryBuilder with Web UI |
| IT02 |
Square Pegs, Round Holes |
James Williams |
Neumann College |
Open roundtable discussion on how institutions are interfacing Colleague/Benefactor with non-standard third-party data. |
| IT03 |
Entrinsik Informer Used for Financial Reporting at Allegheny College |
Jodi Milling and Jason Ramsey |
Allegheny College |
Informer from Entrinsik is a reporting tool that is easier for end-users than Query Builder. The implementation and use of Informer has been of great value at Allegheny. It has completely supplanted any plans on Query builder for reporting. In addition it allows users to retrieve information in any one of several useful formats for use in further analysis. This demonstration and lecture session will focus on reports we have created related to student accounts, general ledger, and other financial data. |
| IT04 |
A FERPA Friendly Application Demonstration |
Mary Karg Mitch Pittsenbarger |
Gannon University |
Gannon demonstrates its FERPA compliant application that allows students to use WebAdvisor to grant permission to release information to parents or other individuals. Through WebAdvisor, Parent’s can view student records and Faculty, Advisors and Staff have an inquiry screen to verify to whom information can be legally released. |
| IT05 |
Colleague Studio |
Rich Lee |
Datatel |
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| IT06 |
IT CAT Update |
Rich Lee |
Datatel |
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MR (Managing for Quality Results) Track Sessions
Track Leader: Tom Carnwath - tcarnwath@uarts.edu
| MR01 |
Improving through Customer Satisfaction Surveys |
Linda Taylor, Director of University Systems |
Widener University |
Discussion of the merits in asking your clients to rate your service provides insight to potential improvements in delivery of service. The presentation reviews what Widener discovered and how they used this information to enhance their commitment to quality service. |
| MR02 |
Creating a PMO (Performance Management Office) |
Bruse Rice, director, Application Systems Development and Rich Sigler, Assistant Director, Project Development |
Loyola College in Maryland |
Loyola's new CIO needed to get a handle on all IT projects in-flight, so in the process, a new project was started; Create a PMO. We started a year ago and have made great strides in creating a methodology that facilitates tracking, managing, reporting and creating repeatable processes using SharePoint. |
| MR03 |
Developing a University Strategic Information Technology Plan |
Peter D. Shoudy, CIO and Linda Taylor, Director of University Systems |
Widener University |
What are the steps to developing a comprehensive strategic plan for technology and information at today's colleges and universities. Who is involved in the process? What are the tools needed for effective fact gathering? How is the plan promoted and what elements need to be included for successful implementation? A discussion of the Widener UIT Plan and how it is driving the future direction of information technology at the university. |
| MR04 |
Putting the Pieces Together - Institutional Users Groups and Strategic Communication |
James A. Williams, Administrative Analyst |
Neumann College |
Local users groups help provide support for Colleague systems, but they also provide a strategic vehicle for effective communication and alignment of resources to sustain change. A discussion of how Institutional User Groups can play a significant role in promting change at your institution. |
| MR05 |
Outsourcing, Insourcing, Partnering, Making the best of Limited Resources |
Peter Shoudy, CIO, Widener; James Williams, Neumann; Tom Carnwath, Vice President and CIO, UArts. |
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What are the issues facing IT departments in providing services and support? This session provides insight from managers who have experiences in outsourcing, insourcing, co-sourcing, partnering with vendors. |
| MR06 |
CIO/Director's Roundtable |
Tom Carnwath, Moderator All Participants |
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As technology leaders we are constantly dealing with unique issues, perhaps not that unique. Come and discuss problems or concerns with your fellow technology leaders, perhaps even providing a solution for a colleague. |
ST (Enrollment, Student Services and Financial Aid) Track Sessions
Track Leader: Jason Ramsey - jramsey@allegheny.edu
| ST01 |
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Implementing the Common Application |
Jason Andracki & Jason Ramsey |
Allegheny College |
Learn how Allegheny tossed out the AAI rules and went their own way with the Common Application import. It wasn't overnight, but eventually, we took the Common Application process from worst to first in the minds of IT and Enrollment. |
| ST02 |
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Connections |
Neil Belles |
Neumann College |
Neumann College uses third-party online services at the "front-end" and "back-end" of our student experience at Neumann. We have an online application (I2E - "Inquiry Too Enrollment") that imports prospect and application information into Colleague and an alumni online community using the 3rd party application - iModules. The iModules alumni data is exported from Benefactor using DMP. In addition, this presentation will briefly review the Colleague Transfer process to transfer student information from Colleague to Benefactor. |
| ST03 |
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Yes, Colleague Has Student Affairs |
Neche Dwyer |
Datatel |
Student Affairs has evolved into the catch-all area of the institution to include Career Services, Judicial Affairs, Residence Life, and Student Organizations & Programs. At times, it may seem difficult to manage all aspects within your administrative system. Not so with Datatel Colleague. Come join us for a high-level overview of how all this can be managed with ease and simplicity while benefiting from a completely integrated ERP solution. |
| ST04 |
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How Many Students Can You Afford to Lose; Retention Alert! |
Neche Dwyer |
Datatel |
Datatel has delivered a solution that can help prevent students from leaving your institution and move them towards successful completion of their degree. Retention Alert is in general delivery as of December 2007 and it can be a strategic part of your efforts to identify students that could be in jeopardy of completing their degree for any reason. |
| ST05 |
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Academic Standards Reporting |
Keri Fadden & Pete Gifford |
Allegheny College |
Allegheny's Learning Commons office focuses on student learning needs and acts as a safety net to catch students that might otherwise slip through the cracks. Learn how they implemented a communication system for faculty, student affairs and athletics to all stay in touch regarding the progress of students. |
| ST06 |
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Electronic Timesheets for Student Employees |
Pete Gifford |
Allegheny College |
Allegheny recently implemented a homegrown electronic timesheet via WebAdvisor for student employees. Learn how their new system streamlined the pay process for students, supervisors, the Financial Aid office and Human Resources. |
| ST07 |
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Is Your Website Socially Acceptable? |
Rich Lee |
Datatel |
We will examine the changing landscape of social media and electronic marketing, with emphasis on students' communication styles and preferences, to help you understand and develop social networking and e-marketing strategies that will resonate with your prospective students. |
| ST08 |
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Waitlist Them All! |
Alison Richard |
Susquehanna University |
When it’s time for registration, Susquehanna has all students submit their preferred sections to waitlists. Courses are set-up to indicate which students should receive priority in enrolling and Colleague assigns rating points according to students’ major, minor, and seniority. When WLAV is run, those with the highest points are enrolled. There is no benefit to being the first to list a preferred schedule, and no negative effect in being the last. |
| ST09 |
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Registrar Roundtable |
Lucy Drenth |
Delaware Valley College |
Come talk with your peers regarding the hot topics facing Registrar and Records departments these days. |
| ST10 |
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Enrollment Roundtable |
Jason Ramsey |
Allegheny College |
We'll have a discussion of the challenges each of us face in the world of admitting students. Enrollment areas such as Admissions and Financial Aid, or anyone interested in those areas are welcome to attend. |
| ST11 |
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Degree Audit 101 |
Lucy Drenth |
Delaware Valley College |
Does Degree Audit scare you? Do you dream of syntax errors or having every course show up under "Other Courses?" Do you ever discover it wasn't a dream? If so, come confront your Degree Audit fears and learn the basics. Learn how to build requirements, how those requirements "talk" to one another, and how to copy programs and requirements. We'll also talk about the workflow needed to build a new Program Evaluation and how to troubleshoot when it doesn't work. |
Vendor Sessions
For Vendor information, contact Rich Metzger - rmetzger@allegheny.edu
| VE01 |
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Next Generation of Reporting from Informer |
Alex Leupen |
Entrinsik Inc |
Informer's rich feature set represents the market's most mature MultiValue web-based reporting system. With Informer, Datatel end-users leverage the Web to securely share up-to-the-minute operational information anytime, anywhere. Join us as we demonstrate this easy-to-use reporting tool and experience why Informer is the reporting tool of choice for Datatel users. |
| VE02 |
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ImageNow & Colleague: Eliminating the Paper Shuffle |
Melissa Bowles |
Perceptive Software |
Perceptive Software, Inc., is proud to partner with Datatel to bring complementary enterprise document management, imaging and workflow solutions to Colleague software users worldwide. Regardless of your Colleague application or version, our products seamlessly integrate with your applications to instantly deliver secure, digital versions of paper and other electronic documents associated with Colleague transactions. |
| VE03 |
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Swiss Army Knife of Colleague Output! |
Lew Love |
AIG Technology, Inc |
E-forms customized output, electronic workflow, work queues, imaging, archival of documents; demonstrating D3Workflow Suite--not a PowerPoint presentation. |
| VE04 |
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Implementing a Real-time Colleague FA to Bookstore Interface |
Leila MacCarthy |
Trimdata Corp |
Implementing a two-way, real-time interface between Colleague and your bookstore point-of-sale system allows students to use their Financial Aid and Sponsorship funds at the Bookstore as soon as they are registered and saves your Business Office hours of manual labor. FA~Link streamlines proceses by eliminating paper vouchers, batch systems, and manual reconciliations. |
| VE05 |
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Facilities Management in the Google Era |
Scott Hair |
SchoolDude |
Today, the customers of your facilities department including faculty, students, and administration are increasingly growing up and living in a world where their answers and interaction with service providers are driven by the Internet--we call it the "Google Era." They want immediate answers and instant gratification. How is your organization perceived by these new customers and do your current processes and interaction with them convey the most positive view of you? Were the tools and processes you use today built for the Google Era? We will discuss the collaborative work environment and how it improves customer response and eases the burden on limitied staff. This change is driven by technology but requires leadership and the courage to change. |
| VE06 |
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Applicant Tracking for Higher Education |
John Kercher |
Novusolutions |
NovusHR is a web based solution that will automate your entire recruitment process and eliminate all that paper! This session will include Gannon University and you will have an opportunity to see the solution at work, and ask Gannon University about challenges they faced during the rollout. Get answers about automating your process today. |
| VE07 |
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Reduce Data Entry & Improve the Quality of data Entering Your Datatel System |
Michael Knaeble |
Hershey Systems, Inc. |
Join Hershey Systems in a presentation/discussion on the benefits of using electronic forms and workflow to better manage the data gathering process to both improve services to students as well as staff productivity. Specific examples will be cited currently in use in Financial Aid, Admissions, Registrar, Human Resources and Facilities. Hershey Systems is the leader in the development of web based document and process management solutions designed to enable our college and university clients to better serve their students, maintain and grow enrollments, and provide staff and faculty with tools to improve personal productivity. Our subject matter expertise is amplified by our continuing support of college intern programs, the on-going development of tools and modules specific to higher education and the fact that all Hershey employees spend 90%+ of their professional time working with or on behalf of colleges and universities. More than 200 higher education clients use Hershey and among them over 50 Datatel colleges and universities have selected Hershey as their document management technology partner. |
| VE08 |
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Are You Paying Too Much for Your Payment Gateway/Procesing |
Tom Gavin |
Official Payments |
Official Payments offers a completely hosted PCI Level 1 compliant payment solution which supports American Express, Discover, MasterCard and VISA, as well as eCheck payment options. The Official Payments solution includes eBill and payment plans at no additional cost. |
| VE09 |
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Campus Commerce Trends |
Jean Sokol |
Touchnet Information Systems, Inc |
Efficiency, technolog and trust are three key characteristics every business officer is searching for in a solid campus commerce solution. This session will focus on how these characteristcs relate to the current solutions in the market and how the new security requirements are driving current trends. |
| VE10 |
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Laser Printing Made Easy |
Jim Constantin |
Source4 |
Electronic forms and more. Software that converts Datatel default print output to customized blank laser-printed forms without reprogramming the Colleague application. No additional hardware required. Output goes to laser printer, fax, email or PDF. Learn why over 180 Datatel users have selected Source4. |
2008 Attendees
| Name |
Institution |
Track |
| Abzug, Peter |
Datatel, Inc. |
VENDOR |
| Andracki, Jason |
Allegheny College |
ST |
| Balonis, Brenda |
Susquehanna University |
HR |
| Beckerman, Martin |
University of the Sciences in Philadelphia |
FOM |
| Belles, Neil |
Neumann College |
IA |
| Benson, Patricia |
Delaware Valley College |
FOM |
| Bickerton, Alan |
Community College of Allegheny County |
FOM |
| Bilger, Jackie |
Lycoming College |
HR |
| Bilotta, Russ |
Neumann College |
IT |
| BOURNE, GENE |
ROANOKE COLLEGE |
IA |
| Bowles, Melissa |
ImageNow by Perceptive Software |
VENDOR |
| Bright, Frank |
University of the Arts |
IT |
| Bryant, Nancy |
Washington & Jefferson College |
IA |
| Campbell, Mary Lou |
Roanoke College |
HR |
| Carnwath, Thomas |
The University of the Arts |
IT |
| Christensen, Janet |
CCAC |
FOM |
| Colquitt-Stokes, Janice |
University of the Sciences in Phila |
FOM |
| Constantin, Jim |
Source4 |
VENDOR |
| Conwell, Tabitha |
The College of Wooster |
IT |
| Croyle, Guy |
Juniata College |
IA |
| Cryder, Cindy |
Philadelphia University |
HR |
| Dailey, Nikki |
Susquehanna University |
FOM |
| Davenport, Gehia |
University of the Arts |
IT |
| Davis , Carla |
University of the Arts |
IT |
| Dennen, Barb |
Susquehanna University |
FOM |
| Dice, Frances |
Community College of Allegheny County |
ST |
| Dietz, Barbara |
Susquehanna University |
MR |
| DiFrank, Jay |
Gannon University |
HR |
| Dillane, Bob |
Lebanon Valley College |
IT |
| Drenth, Lucy |
Delaware Valley College |
ST |
| Dunkleberger, Robert |
Susquehanna University |
IT |
| Dwyer, Neche |
Datatel, Inc. |
VENDOR |
| Dyer, Ellen |
ROANOKE COLLEGE |
IA |
| Eberle, Christa |
Susquehanna University |
FOM |
| Erdley, Katie |
Susquehanna University |
ST |
| Fadden, Keri |
Allegheny College |
ST |
| Faulk, Daniel |
Washington & Jefferson College |
IT |
| Feeley, Daniel |
Wheeling Jesuit University |
IT |
| Fenton, Susan |
Allegheny College |
IA |
| Foy, Brian |
Delaware Valley College |
FOM |
| Freedman, Peter |
Sysix Technologies, LLC |
VENDOR |
| fullerton, laura |
Gannon University |
IT |
| fusco, david |
Juniata College |
IT |
| Gavin, Tom |
Official Payments |
VENDOR |
| Gifford, Pete |
Allegheny College |
IT |
| Grant, Karli |
Datatel, Inc. |
VENDOR |
| Hair, Scott |
SchoolDude |
VENDOR |
| Hallenbeck, Susan |
Datatel |
VENDOR |
| Heeren, Diana |
Susquehanna University |
FOM |
| HEIM, PAM |
SUSQUEHANNA UNIVERSITY |
IA |
| Heller, Pat |
Atantic Cape Community College |
IT |
| Hennessey, Sarah |
Philadelphia University |
FOM |
| Herman, Trish |
Susquehanna University |
VENDOR |
| Holmgren, Rick |
Allegheny College |
MR |
| Horn, Soph |
University of the Sciences in Philadelphia |
FOM |
| Horton, Kelly |
Datatel, Inc. |
VENDOR |
| Huber, Mark |
Susquehanna University |
MR |
| HUDSON, MARGARET |
ROANOKE COLLEGE |
IA |
| Irwin, Jeremy |
Lycoming College |
IT |
| JAMISON, SARA |
ROANOKE COLLEGE |
IA |
| Jeffries, Kathie |
University of the Arts |
FOM |
| Kapsar, Beth |
Susquehanna University |
FOM |
| Karg, Mary |
Gannon University |
IT |
| Kelchner, David |
Lycoming College |
IT |
| Kelley, Patricia |
DeSales University |
IT |
| Kelly, Mary |
Philadelphia University |
FOM |
| Kelly, Melissa |
Neumann College |
IT |
| Kercher, John |
Novusolutions |
VENDOR |
| Kinney, Angela |
Lebanon Valley College |
IT |
| Klempa, Richard |
Wheeling Jesuit University |
IT |
| Kleschick, Paul |
Philadelphia University |
ST |
| Knaeble, Michael |
Hershey Systems, Inc. |
VENDOR |
| Lash, Deborah |
Susquehanna University |
HR |
| Lee, Rich |
Datatel, Inc. |
VENDOR |
| Leitzel, Monica |
Susquehanna University |
ST |
| Lenchner, Erez |
GUEST SPEAKER |
VENDOR |
| Leupen, Alex |
Entrinsik Inc |
VENDOR |
| Love, Lew |
AIG Technology, Inc. |
VENDOR |
| Lustig, David |
Timecruiser Computing Corp |
VENDOR |
| Lutz, Cathleen |
Lycoming College |
HR |
| MacCarthy, Leila |
Trimdata Corp |
VENDOR |
| Marge, Margaret |
Widener University |
HR |
| Martini, Cindy |
Datatel, Inc. |
VENDOR |
| Marzell, Regina |
University of the Arts |
FOM |
| MCCAY, LAURA |
SUSQUEHANNA UNIVERSITY |
IA |
| McCommons, Christine |
Susquehanna University |
ST |
| McGirr, Kathleen |
Philadelphia University |
FOM |
| McMahon, Anne |
University of the Sciences in Phila |
FOM |
| Mercado, Luis |
Philadelphia University |
FOM |
| Mettler, Bill |
Susquehanna University |
FOM |
| Metzger, Richard |
Allegheny College |
IT |
| Miles, Billie |
Saint Michael's College |
MR |
| Miller, Tara |
Lycoming College |
HR |
| Millin, Jodi |
Allegheny College |
FOM |
| Mosgo, Sandra |
University of the Arts |
VENDOR |
| Mundo, Lillian |
Susquehanna University |
ST |
| Nasta, Damian |
Bucks County Community College |
IT |
| O'Dellick, Lisa |
Juniata College |
IA |
| Oberle, Sally |
Juniata College |
IA |
| osterhout, sharon |
DeSales University |
IT |
| Payne, Janet |
Lycoming College |
IT |
| Pittsenbarger, Mitch |
Gannon University |
IT |
| Pope, Nancy |
Datatel, Inc. |
VENDOR |
| PRAUL, CHRIS |
SUSQUEHANNA UNIVERSITY |
IA |
| Pugh, Maureen |
Susquehanna University |
HR |
| Ramsey, Jason |
Allegheny College |
IT |
| Ricci, Anne |
Philadelphia University |
ST |
| Rice, Bonnie |
Susquehanna University |
ST |
| Rice, Bruce |
Loyola College in Maryland |
IT |
| Richard, Alison |
Susquehanna University |
ST |
| Richardson, Natalie |
The College of Wooster |
HR |
| Robinson, Lynn |
Lycoming College |
HR |
| Rodriguez, Sally |
Reading Area Community College |
FOM |
| Schutz, Jill |
Community College of Allegheny County |
HR |
| Sebesta, Robert |
Roanoke College |
IA |
| Shoudy, Peter |
Widener University |
MR |
| Smith, Alex |
Susquehanna University |
IT |
| Smith, Cathy |
Susquehanna University |
HR |
| Smith, Michael |
Susquehanna University |
IT |
| Snyder, Nora |
Wheeling Jesuit University |
ST |
| Sokol, Jean |
Touchnet Information Systems, Inc |
VENDOR |
| Sonnen, John |
Washington & Jefferson College |
FOM |
| Spence, Kurt |
Gannon University |
IT |
| Stock, Cindy |
Wheeling Jesuit University |
ST |
| Strano, Pat |
Widener University |
HR |
| Strumfels, Charles |
Bucks County Community College |
IT |
| Sutton, Ken |
Washington College |
IT |
| Sweeney, Patrick |
Atlantic Cape Community College |
IT |
| Taylor, Linda |
Widener University |
MR |
| Thompson, Raye |
Delaware Valley College |
FOM |
| Thompson, Thomas |
Mercyhurst College |
IT |
| Trinh, Marilou |
Atlantic Cape Community College |
IT |
| Wamalwa, Tom |
RACC |
IT |
| Wassel, Dorothy |
Gannon University |
HR |
| Weston, Timothy |
Susquehanna University |
IT |
| Williams, James |
Neumann College |
IT |
| Winger, Beth |
Susquehanna University |
ST |
| Wygal, Paige |
Roanoke College |
HR |
2008 Vendors
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PADUG Sponsorship levels
Vendor participation is a very important component of both the annual national Datatel conference and the regional conferences. This participation can entail having a booth, presenting a session, and/or joining one of our sponsorship levels. The available sponsorship levels are:
1. Conference registration fee $300
This includes vendor space in the Vendor Area, table with electricity and internet service, entrance for one person to the conference, entrance to all supplied meals, entrance to all social events, and if you choose, allows you to present one session.
2. Additional person fee $75
This includes entrance for one additional person to the conference, entrance to all supplied meals, entrance to all social events.
3. Sponsorship of the Food Break $150
Signage will be posted next to the break tables and in the printed schedule to recognize the vendor.
4. Sponsorship of the Reception $200
Signage will be posted next to the service bar and in the printed schedule to recognize the vendor.
5. Additional gift
If you are interested in supplying any additional gifts for each conference attendee (like tote bags, backpacks, etc) contact Rich Metzger to make arrangements.
2008 Location
2008 Lodging
We've blocked rooms at the following area hotels at special PADUG rates:
For directions and additional lodging information, go to www.susqu.edu (or click the link in the Location page) and click the Visit link.
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